Sentence examples for offspring out of from inspiring English sources

Homocystinuria is believed to be transmitted recessively: unaffected carriers of the trait who mate can expect, on the basis of chance, to have one affected offspring out of four births.

Cystinuria is transmitted by an autosomal recessive gene: unaffected carriers of the trait who mate may expect, on the basis of chance, to have one affected offspring out of four.

They are unlikely to be much of a problem to anyone but their long-suffering parents who might be glad to have the government's backing when trying to get their offspring out of bed in the morning.

Part of the answer was that they had been home-schooled, and New Jersey is one of a number of states that provide no supervision over parents who decide to keep their offspring out of the public and private school systems.

TAG Associates, which manages $1.5 billion for wealthy families, takes care of buying homes, managing family planes, paying bills, bailing offspring out of jail.

For parents of young tennis players trying to make the grade in Indonesia, a number of sacrifices are needed - from selling the family home, to taking your offspring out of school for home tuition.

When I got a demo that estimated what it could cost to pay for one offspring's education out-of-pocket, I rethought my desire to ever have kids.

According to Davies, he and my father had already tried one escape – recklessly (and I think I can speak for all his future offspring here) jumping out of the window of a moving train.

Because at least half of these male grand-offspring were not expected to carry the driver when it was present in his mother (because these dams were heterozygous: X?/XEVEN), the probability that no male grand-offspring out of 10 would carry a sex ratio distorter when it was present in the mother is ≈ 0.5 < 0.001.

Right now, they're behaving like parents whose faith in their earnest, out-of-step offspring has finally paid off: singing along, filming on their phones and chuckling when burly, jovial Hutchison tells of meeting a couple who congratulated him for "making a career out of heartbreak".

No one needed a Facebook page or an e-mail account to spread the word about Thomas Jefferson's secret love child or Grover Cleveland's out-of-wedlock offspring (both won elections despite the stories, which in Jefferson's case were very likely true).