Sentence examples for parentage with from inspiring English sources

Herrmann was a bearish New Yorker of Russian Jewish parentage with a reputation for incendiary rages and less-than-tactful put-downs.

If the Socceroos are the team for modern Australia, so too Massimo Luongo is symbolic via his Italian and Indonesian parentage with, appropriately, a link to Asia.

The music industry, which shares parentage with many of the studios involved in today's announcement, has also fought against file-sharing sites like Napster, and had a harder time because of the relative ease of downloading a piece of music.

In 1944 The New York Post reported on a folk dance festival for children of French, German, Swedish and other parentage, with the goal of seeing one another as "mutually American, so that old nicknames and prejudices are forgotten".

Often children were housed in dormitories to distance them from the Aboriginal lifestyle and those of ethnically mixed parentage, with some European ancestry, were forcibly removed from their homes to be raised among the white population.

In a quantitative study I ran in 2007 for 1,000 randomly chosen trees, 99.2 percent of those trees simply asserted each person's parentage with no documentary evidence or proof argument.

512 CH cows with possible incorrect sire information were discarded based on parentage verification with 255 SNP performed in a previous study [ 9] in which paternity was considered incorrect if five or more SNP were in conflict (i.e., a sire was homozygous for one allele but its daughter was homozygous for the other allele).

Twice as many Britons have mixed-ethnic parentage compared with a single ethnic background.

Even if already registered as Racking horses, Tennessee Walking Horses, Missouri Fox Trotters or other breeds, or from undocumented parentage, registration with the NSSHA is allowed.

Relationship of the cats was verified by parentage testing with 19 microsatellites (data not shown).

Moreover, we combine genetic parentage analysis with quantitative measures of sexual selection to show that male body size does not appear to be under directional selection.