Sentence examples for multiple siblings and from inspiring English sources

Children will end up sharing a room with multiple siblings, and parents will sleep on a sofa bed in the lounge.

FBATs can apply any type of pedigree structure including missing parental data, multiple siblings, and extended pedigrees.

The pedigree approach has the additional advantage of statistical power, even with small samples, provided that families with multiple siblings and generations and distant relative pair relationships are included (Schork 1993).

The QPL has previously been extended to allow analysis of multiple siblings and missing parents [ Kistner and Weinberg, 2005] while an approach asymptotically equivalent to QTDTM, namely the HQTDT of Abecasis et al. [2000], has been extended to apply to pedigrees of arbitrary structure [ Abecasis et al., 2002].

This may be reflective of the hectic home environments that many of our urban youth participants reported, including lower SES and multiple siblings and family members in one small household, with little time, space, and opportunity to practice the recommended imagery exercises.

Because force and selection were applied to individual lineages and multiple siblings within a lineage sustained the same CNV polymorphisms, results presented herein document an unprecedented level of genome divergence by CNV.

Like many immigrants, at least 30 high-caliber East African athletes toil in low-wage jobs in the New York metropolitan area, sending money home to ailing parents and multiple siblings.

Based on the distribution of SNPs in both parents and multiple siblings, meiotic cross sites in human chromosomes can be identified.

In the event that multiple siblings reported about the same families and no discrepancies existed between offspring accounts, only the most detailed account of parental and grandparent ages was included.

However, general nuclear families with multiple siblings were sampled in many family-based studies [ 31– 33] and the PLINK test could not adequately analyze these studies.

Although multiple siblings per family could participate, randomization per family occurred just once and all the siblings received the same intervention.