"kin relationship" is a valid phrase in written English.
It is often used to refer to the connection or bond between family members, particularly for those who are related by blood. Example: The kin relationship between siblings can be both supportive and challenging at times.
Avoidance relationships usually involve persons of opposite sexes who have a specific kin relationship to one another.
Close attention was paid to the kin relationship of studies that is, multiple publications that use the same patient cohorts.
On the other hand, in the null model this process is not present as local kin relationship is destroyed by the mixing of individuals.
Individuals could refer to a sole animal, subgroup or population, and the relationships that connect them, such as a social interaction, kin relationship or shared habitat.
Caregivers' kin relationship to the care recipient, which is salient in caregiving contexts of Japan (Sugihara, Sugisawa, Nakatani, & Hougham, 2004), was the main independent variable of our focus.
The key finding was that notions of caste-based purity of blood, together with the belief that donors and recipients are symbolically knitted in a kin relationship, place a preference on kin-blood.
In addition, there can be very real restrictions on kin relationships, where contact is restricted because infants are placed in extended families.
To survive, cousinhood has to actively renew itself, else it's little more than a nod to childhood, and to the kin relationships valued by your parents.
Incest, sexual relations between persons who, because of the nature of their kin relationships, are prohibited by law or custom from intermarrying.
Such individual accountability to an unseen power that took no account whatsoever of kin relationships and operated beyond the Meccan system could, if taken seriously, undermine any authority the Quraysh had acquired.
"I think you can combine a high tolerance of flings with a de-emphasis on jealousy in long-term relationships," Coontz said, "but usually that is only in societies where friendships and kin relationships are as emotionally salient as romantic partnerships".
