Sentence examples for twin than from inspiring English sources

Acquired by the Twins from Cleveland last August in a trade for a minor leaguer, a healthy Pavano has made more starts and won more games as a Twin than he ever did in pinstripes.

Two and a half decades after catching passes at Texas Christian University, Wells looks more like Vernon III's twin than his father, and he competes in three senior baseball leagues.

"Our children are all very different," says Colin. "And in fact the boys are more like their brother who isn't their twin than their brother who is: Kyle and his younger brother Jude tend to be similar in that they're more compliant, they don't like to make a fuss, whereas Finn and Lewis are both more hardcore and resilient".

Even in identical twins, the disease may occur up to 20 years later in one twin than the other.

Fetal concentrations of the nonessential amino acids taurine (P <.001), serine (P <.01), glycine (P <.01), tyrosine (P <.01), and aspartic acid (P <.01) were lower in the intrauterine growth-restricted twin than the co-twin or concordant monochorionic twins.

The frequency of advanced inflammation (ie, chorioamnionitis with funisitis) was significantly lower in the nonpresenting twin than in the presenting twin, but only in dichorionic-separate placentas (odds ratio, 0.2; 95% CI, 0.1, 0.4).

The rate of congenital anomalies was 1.6 times higher for twins than for singletons.

True, incomes are more highly correlated between identical twins than fraternal twins, suggesting that genes affect income.

Stilbite and epistilbite are more common in sheaflike aggregates or crosslike penetration twins than in single crystals.

This means that behavioural traits with a large genetic component are more likely to be shared by identical twins than fraternal twins.

So if a behavior is more common between identical twins than between fraternal twins, it is presumably being directed to some degree by genes.