Sentence examples for as a paternity from inspiring English sources
There is still no such thing as a paternity test for paintings.
A package of disco-era hits by the Swedish vocal group Abba draped around a book best characterized as a paternity whodunit set on a Greek island, the show is moving into the former Broadway residence of "Cats," the Winter Garden Theater.
His song, given from a favoured prominent vantage point, appears to be used to advertise an established territory and contact the female, rather than as a paternity guard strategy.
This remains to be investigated in detail experimentally, yet previous studies have suggested that frequent copulations only act effectively as a paternity assurance prior to or during the early phases of clutch initiation (Crowe et al. 2009; see also 'paternity assurance hypothesis' in Birkhead et al. 1987; Møller 1987).
Parents can find out if they or their children carry the hereditary traits of dyslexia in the same way as a paternity test.
If failure, as the saying goes, is an orphan, then "No End in Sight" can be thought of as a brief in a paternity suit, offering an emphatic, well- supported answer to a question that has already begun to be mooted on television talk shows and in journals of opinion: Who lost Iraq?
His interest lay in the subjects' Y chromosomes, which of course are bequeathed from father to son in the same pattern as surnames, except in the case of what geneticists delicately refer to as a "non-paternity event".
This included support for conception, delivery and child-raising costs as well as paternity and shared paternal leave.
In Europe, most forensic labs deal with criminal cases as well as paternity cases.
For many researchers, microsatellites continue to be the marker of choice for surveys of genetic diversity and structure, as well as paternity analysis and mating system estimates in which codominance is essential.
Though DNA can bear on historical questions, often by acting as a long-range paternity test, its most spectacular use has been in prehistory, where it has added a new dimension to the bare framework provided by archaeology.
