Sentence examples for familial for from inspiring English sources
The phrase "familial for" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English. It is commonly used to describe something that is specific or unique to a particular family or group. Example: The tradition of making homemade pasta on Sundays is familial for my Italian family.
And he has a sense that can only be called familial for the dip or swivel of melody that will turn an image as simple as a single headlight into a provocative pronouncement -- as well as an ear for the cadence that lurks as its own song in the hearts of words like leopard skin, say, or Babylon.
His portrait of the republic combines the Stoic idea of a natural law by which human conduct is harmonized with cosmic order, with a classical vision of politics in which a Platonic ideal of friendship through communist and sexual bonding (more erotic than familial for Zeno) persists (Schofield 1991 22 566).
Overall allele frequency for breast cancer group of 88 women (71 sporadic and 17 familial), for HFE H63D was 22.2% whereas there were no HFE H63D-homozygotes in the group.
It was not possible to check for familial transmission for the A306T or rs368389701 as DNA was only available from the proband.
This contrasts with family studies, which found overlapping familial risks for bipolar disorder and ADHD [ 7, 8].
The positive antecedent of family history for epileptic events defined a TLE subgroup with familial predisposition for epileptic disorders.
Although it is undeniably important for familial cosegregation analysis for accurate and definitive variant interpretation, we could not always obtain familial DNA.
Birth-weight for gestation is moderated by genetic and familial risk for depression in influencing early depression symptoms.
Familial recognition for prosocial involvement has been identified as a protective factor for problem gambling in young adults [ 67].
Finding familial aggregation for one or both of these traits would support their usefulness for finding and testing candidate genes.
Since a family aggregation is implied when the risk ratio exceeds one, this confirms the familial liability for the migraines, even though familiarity is not yet heredity.
