These couples could choose not to apply for legal recognition of their union, keeping their government benefits and not complicating inheritance for their surviving children.
"Why shouldn't it also extend to Christian ministries?" Part of the reason Catholicism embraced priestly celibacy was to avoid "complicated inheritance issues" that surfaced in medieval times when priests were allowed to marry, said Christopher Bellitto, a historian at Kean University in New Jersey.
Therefore, while biparental inheritance may complicate full assembly of the plastid genome when using a maternal family, it is unlikely to cause significant error in terms of estimates of polymorphism or in determining the presence/absence of plastid genes.
Breeding for resistance mediated by SGAs is complicated by polygenic inheritance, by the high correlation in SGA content between foliage and tubers, and because SGA accumulation is influenced by environmental factors and crop management activities (Tingey 1984).
The study of complex diseases has revealed complicated patterns of inheritance [ 1] in which involvement of multiple variants and environmental conditions, as well as gene-gene and gene-environmental interactions, have made the discovery of genetic causes for complex diseases a challenging task.
Biparental mitochondrial inheritance followed by recombination can complicate phylogenetic reconstruction and molecular dating [3], [4].
Her decision acknowledges that granting inheritance rights to posthumously conceived babies may complicate life for earlier-born heirs.
Genetic and allelic heterogeneity, multifactorial inheritance, and low penetrance of susceptibility alleles substantially complicate both study design and interpretation of results.
Using a pen name can also complicate selling subsidiary and reprint rights to your work, your heirs' inheritance of your rights and foremost, the processing of your advance and royalty payments.
X-linked inheritance is complicated by the process of X chromosome inactivation (lyonization) in females.
