Sentence examples for parentage based from inspiring English sources

Our firm has been at the forefront of this developing law, having obtained a change in the law through litigation allowing unwed fathers who used fertility to treatments to establish parentage based on their relationship with their children and now using that change in the law to represent other fathers who have been involuntarily cut out of their children's lives.

In Brooke S.B. v. Elizabeth A. C. C., the Court of Appeal ruled that a woman who had raised a child with her lesbian partner, but who had been cut off from the child after the couple broke-up and prior to the enactment of same-sex marriage laws in New York, had a right to prove parentage based on her relationship with the child.

A partially cross-classified mating design was implemented to reduce rates of inbreeding and capitalize on the ability of the GS procedure to assign parentage based on genotypes.

We used Cervus version 3.0.3 (Marshall et al. 1998; Kalinowski et al. 2007), which assigns parentage based on a likelihood ratio (or LOD) score, for all parentage assignments.

The cheerful reunion came two days after a judge confirmed their parentage based on DNA tests, two months after the baby was swept away from his mother's arms by the raging tsunami waters.

We propose a statistical procedure for excluding single SNPs from parentage control, based on case-by-case evaluation of the GenCall score, to minimize parentage exclusion, based on miscalled genotypes.

Parentage assignments based on microsatellite allele information could lead to the identification of appropriate parents contributing for potential progeny (Grattapaglia et al. [2004]a).

Parentage analyses based on individual genotypic data demonstrated that some families were over-represented in the top 10% in all ponds, while others were under-represented due to slower growth rates.

Phenotypic selection gradients (defined as the vector of partial regression coefficients of individual relative fitness on the traits [ 6]) have been characterized for different plant species at population level, especially through parentage analysis based on molecular markers (e.g. [ 7, 8]).

Furthermore, mass-spawning species typically have rather chaotic family structures (many small families, and uneven contributions of parents), which makes within-family selective genotyping difficult to apply, even when family background can be deduced (e.g., through an initial parentage assignment based on microsatellites).

Furthermore, to avoid bias in relative RS estimates as a result of the 'aunt and uncle effect,' we made parentage assignments based on absolute LOD score rather than a threshold relative to the next most likely parent (Ford and Williamson 2010).