Sentence examples for being a paternal from inspiring English sources

Conversely, being a paternal orphan or living outside the father's household resulted in slower school progress.

Logistic regression models revealed that having disclosed to peers was significantly related to being older, being a paternal orphan, contributing to family income, regular visits to the HIV clinic, and greater social support through peers.

Other variables that were significantly associated were older age, being a paternal orphan, having to contribute to family income, attending the HIV monthly or more often, higher self-efficacy to disclose, lower levels negative self-image and having experienced less stigmatizing public attitudes (as measured by the stigma scale), and more perceived social support through peers.

Statistically significant associations retained in the model were: Being older, being a paternal orphan, having to contribute to family income, visiting the HIV clinic regularly (each two to three months or more often), and greater social support through peers were independently and positively associated with social HIV self-disclosure to peers.

Reviewer #3: Levine et al. have characterized the gene HP1E, discovering that it is a paternal effect mutation required for segregation of paternally-derived chromosomes.

Furthermore, though Hall was a paternal captain, he was a weak leader.

Thankfully, the only instinct I seemed to arouse in other prisoners was a paternal one.

The groom is a paternal grandson of Milton Friedman, a Nobel Prize-winning economist.

The bride is a paternal great-great-great granddaughter of Nicholas Biddle, the American financier.

The bride is a paternal granddaughter of the late Bill Gallo, a cartoonist and columnist for The Daily News.

She is a paternal great-granddaughter of Margaret Fogarty Rudkin, the founder of the Pepperidge Farm food company.