Sentence examples for biological relationship from inspiring English sources

A Georgia court had given parental rights during that time to VL, who has no biological relationship to the children.

They went one step further and asked for a patent on the basic biological relationship between homocysteine and vitamin deficiency.

Perhaps our daughter would be most affected because of her biological relationship to my husband.

"We're at a point where we don't believe there is a biological relationship," Chief Pulaski said.

Some experts say they would not trust a test in which the proteins being measured and their biological relationship to cancer are unknown.

The vast majority of surrogates today are gestational (without a biological relationship to the child) rather than traditional (surrogate's own ovum is used, as with Ms. Baker).

Sarah Bleffer Hrdy, an anthropologist at the University of California at Davis, studied primates, including humans, to understand better the biological relationship between mothers and their offspring.

Dr. Etcoff wrote the book "Survival of the Prettiest," an exploration of the biological relationship people have with beauty.

"I wanted to feel a biological relationship to somebody and that feeling was just as emotional as the discomfort of being a masculine person who was about to undergo pregnancy.

Coral bleaching occurs when higher than usual maximum temperatures disrupt the relationship between corals and the photosynthetic zooxanthelae algae that live in their tissues in a vital and mutually beneficial biological relationship.

Alabama's state court has previously ruled that the state's laws don't permit adoption by an unmarried parent in a same-sex couple if he or she has no biological relationship to the child.