"parental name" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to the name or names of one's parents. You can use it when referring to someone's family or lineage or when filling out forms that require both parents' names. Example: Sarah filled out the school registration form, including her parental names as John and Emily Smith.
After adapter and ribosomal sequence trimming, the identifiers of each of the sequences were prefixed with the parental name (S10 or S36), and then all 526,293 sequences were assembled using the tgicl suite (http://compbio.dfci.harvard.edu/tgi/software) running on a single CentOS Linux machine with four processors.
Subsequent generations show the parental name followed by a '.' to indicate a new generation, and then a number e.g. PF12.3 is the third cross generated from F1 female progeny of PF12 and PF12.5.i is the first cross generated from an F2 female, progeny of PF12.5.
States put all sorts of restrictions on parental naming rights, from the length of first names to what punctuation marks are permissible.
(For more examples of LGBTQ parental names, see the spreadsheet I've been compiling for a few years now).
You will be asked to include full legal name of registrant, relationship, gender, and parental names.
It was on this eve of Valentine's Day that the newspaper started running wedding announcements that included not only each marital merger's raw data — academic achievements, parental occupations, name of officiant — but, in some cases, an account of the couple's path to matrimony.
In 2010, Perry launched the Parental Passport Campaign, to end the confusion by adding both parents' names to children's passports.
Positive ones were screened for err1 expression based on transcript analysis, and the one with the highest increase in err1 expression compared to its parental strain (named PEC1) was chosen for further characterization.
REMAP with primer combination Nikita/ CT 9G resulted in a novel 100 bp triticale specific fragment that was not seen in either of the parental genomes, named Mob-110-100T which revealed to be mainly composed of microsatellites, and did not produce any significant alignment against the databases.
Because there are many unnamed retrocopies, the search output results in RCPedia are based on parental gene names.
The courts share jurisdiction with the superior courts over children's matters, including the removal of a parent as guardian, termination of parental rights and name changes, Judge Knierim said.
