Sentence examples for adopted away from from inspiring English sources

The adoption method is a quasi-experimental design that relies on a social accident in which children are adopted away from their biological (birth) parents early in life, thus cleaving the effects of nature and nurture.

An influential adoption study of schizophrenia in 1966 by American behavioral geneticist Leonard Heston showed that children adopted away from their schizophrenic biological mothers at birth were just as likely to become schizophrenic (about 10 percent) as were children reared by their schizophrenic biological mothers.

All siblings adopted or adopted away were excluded.

The one exception to this comes late in the show, when the disembodied voice of a judge who is about to take her adopted child away from her fires question after question at her, and she must react and respond.

Most of Roman's rescue dogs have no problems that would keep them from being adopted right away, says Dr. Summer Heyerly, who checked over each of the dogs rescued Wednesday.

In this study a hybrid modeling is applied to a channel flow calculation; the k-ε model is used near the wall whereas the one-equation subgrid-scale model is adopted for the LES away from the wall.

The album was released under both that name and the name Sananda Maitreya (which he had adopted during his years away from recording, and which he legally took in 2001).

Greece has long argued that the state's name – adopted when it broke away from Yugoslavia in 1991 – conveys thinly disguised irredentist claims on its own northern province of Macedonia.

I don't know if she ever went--and I don't know if she would have preferred it to the airy turquoise home-away-from-home she adopted.

In the 1970's, the city backed away from adopting tougher pollution-control measures.

It seems that higher education institutions are still a long way away from adopting a 'whole-institution' approach.