Sentence examples for parentage to from inspiring English sources

Atika reveals Kasim's parentage to Rachel, who explodes at Ephra.

Publishers do not overtly use parentage to promote books (except for mentioning it in catalogs) because that would undermine the idea that a work stands on its own.

They were the first of over 30 children of mixed parentage to be found in parish registers before the outbreak of the English civil war in 1642.

From its truly global parentage to its time-bending story told by three directors using two separate production crews, the movie is unabashedly strange.

Several years earlier, Salomon's maternal grandparents had taken up the offer of Ottilie Moore, a rich American woman of German parentage, to stay at her villa on the Côte d'Azur.

There is some doubt whether the priests formed a separate social class at the beginning of the Rigvedic period, but, even if they did, the prevailingly loose boundaries of class allowed a man of nonpriestly parentage to become a priest.

Classic parentage inference programs such as CERVUS (Marshall et al., 1998), where the absence of age data violates main assumptions, assign statistical significant parentages to the parental genotypes even when the correct parameters (sampling rate, fraction of relatives in the candidate parents) are provided.

We use 20 microsatellite markers to assign parentage and to generate a partial pedigree for an intensively studied population of banded mongooses.

Fitness was measured by counting fry that were collected in the same channel after using genetic parentage analysis to assign fry to the spawning adults.

To address this question, we employed new genetic parentage methods to directly track successful dispersal events.

The use of genetic parentage analyses to directly document dispersal presents a largely unexplored, yet promising alternative to traditional approaches.