There may also be inheritance tax considerations for grandparents thinking of giving an investment as a present.
Will I have the courage to relieve my beloved son and daughter-in-law, an attending physician and attentive nurses, of having to witness the end-of-life agonies that may be my inheritance?
And every time I'm with him, just as she describes, there are those other moments, the ones when I suddenly remember what's happening on this planet, the ones when I look at him and feel overcome by sadness verging on grief at the potentially devastated world that may be his inheritance, my "gift" to him.
The researchers suggest that both genetic and nongenetic modes of inheritance may be at work, including the inheritance of hormonal programming or of eating behaviors that affect the expression of genes.
He and Ms. Lobel said that a meticulously crafted will, as well as other documentation of a longstanding relationship, may be needed when inheritance is an issue.
Lawyers, though, acknowledge that there is a downside to addressing frequent-flier miles in a will: If they are valued in an estate inventory, they may be subject to inheritance taxes.
Copyright may be transmitted by inheritance.
The higher yield of the pyramided lines may be due to inheritance of some yield traits or QTLs of mega variety (Swarna BB pyramid) used here as the donor parent, besides the recurrent parent Jalmagna to the pyramided line.
Artifacts may not reproduce themselves but, like individuals within taxa and taxa within lineages, they may be products of inheritance subject to selection, and they (or at least sets of them) can be ordered in time (Apel and Darmark 2009; Shott 2008a).
Given a i and b i are IBD, there may be many possible inheritance paths from different descent graphs connecting them.
