Sentence examples for our familial from inspiring English sources

Our Grandmother Taffy was, in many ways, the "solar" of our familial "system," thus our family was perhaps the only Taffy System in the world.

Given the high frequency of breast and stomach cancer families observed in our familial breast cancer data base, we analysed the BRCA2 gene by direct DNA sequencing to determine the frequency and nature of BRCA2 germline mutations in families where there was a clear aggregation of breast and male stomach cancers occurring at early ages.

This test may be of great value in identifying and diagnosing early disease in our familial pulmonary fibrosis cohort that contains over 800 families collected across the U.S., many with incomplete phenotype information.

Consistent with a preliminary study (45) which did not detect any methylated BRCA1 alleles in 41 women with a family history of BC, the prevalence of constitutive epimutations in our familial BC patients was relatively low (0.9%).

These changes were not detected in Japanese (n =78) and Caucasian (n =96) individuals from the general population or in any of the studied family members (affected or unaffected AIP mutation carriers or their noncarrier family members or AIP mutation negative patients, n =150) of our familial cohort, or in any of our sporadic pituitary adenoma cases studied (n = 98), altogether 844 chromosomes.

It was our appetite for personal self-actualisation that caused our familial and social connections to disintegrate.

We wondered where our child would fall in the spectrum of our own familial melting pot considering a multitude of categories and characteristics.

And our jobs, familial relationships and friendships can be jeopardized if information about our medical condition, sexual preferences or lifestyle choices is evident and available to anyone who can see the advertisements on our computer screens.

As the ragged story of their lives unfolds, it dawns on you that not only are Susan and Darren discovering as much about each other as we are about them, but they are also shining a light on our own familial relationships.

I will spare you the details of Chris's and my respective responses other than to say that the humor that for so many years has helped us cope with our strange familial predicament is no longer working.

Burns' documentary does a great job of illustrating how deeply the park system has become embedded in our personal, familial, and national traditions.