Sentence examples for deceased offspring from inspiring English sources
The Swedish Family Cancer Database has incomplete linkage from deceased offspring to parents, particularly among those born between 1932 and 1940.
The data on families and cancers have a complete coverage, barring some groups of deceased offspring born in the 1930s and who died before 1991.
The inability to link some 10% of deceased offspring diagnosed with cancer to their parents (see Subjects and Methods) may cause small errors in the familial risks of fatal cancers.
The data on families and cancers have a complete coverage, barring some groups of deceased offspring, which affected those born in the 1930s and those who died before 1991.
means that p > 0.05 Respondents affected by HIV in all ways, except loss of support from deceased offspring and relatives, showed higher odds of being in the poor health category in unadjusted models.
Further studies will establish whether the M2/AchE ratio is actually modified in deceased offsprings of H rabbits.
In WF, one finds a wide-range of information about 354,035 pure-bred Icelandic horses all over the world (see Table 1), both alive and deceased, such as pedigrees, offspring, breeding assessments, sport competitions, owners, breeders, breeding prediction values (BLUP), colours, microchip numbers, health records, DNA profiles and more.
When adding children, beware the following trap: One child dies before you do and the whole IRA goes to the others, meaning you've stiffed the offspring of the deceased child and possibly created a legal or family mess.
The dentofacial phenotype of the deceased individuals was confirmed by their offsprings.
Trained interviewers with standard protocols obtained information on each member of the family by face-to-face interviews from (in order of preference) the involved persons (except the proband or other deceased family member), spouse, parent, sibling, or adult offspring.
TV news reports note that the female, now deceased, had been at the zoo since 2002 and had five offspring.
