Sentence examples for parents 2 from inspiring English sources

Our main objectives were to: 1) investigate the genomic changes and expression differences of parental homeologs in T. mirus relative to its diploid parents, 2) determine the identity of the genes that exhibit those changes, and 3) assess whether individuals within and among recurrently formed natural populations of T. mirus show similar patterns of genome evolution and gene expression.

The right points to the rise in cohabiting couples (3 million) and the growing numbers of lone parents (2 million) as indicators of breakdown.

According to Pew, of all grown children who lived with their parents, 2 in 10 were full-time students, one-quarter were unemployed and about one-third said they had lived on their own before returning home.

However, because I represented the closest thing to medical authority, I was delegated by the extended family - my parents, 2 siblings, 8 uncles and aunts, 11 cousins, various dogs, cats and birds - to "speak to Zayde" about his problem.

A multinomial logistic regression was used to predict the following case outcomes: (1) withdrawn by the child or his or her parents, (2) exited for other reasons (e.g., the alleged offender was not identified, the child refused to be interviewed), and (3) resulted in a charge.

Among its contents: Photograph (1) of parents (2) in Battery Park Mementos (7)—i.e., signed baseball [rare] Turtleneck of ridicule (1) Blue yarmulke (2) Yearbook of embarrassment (4) College application (6) [hyperbolic] SSRI (10 mg) Senior thesis (1) [useless] I spread the contents across the floor, in chronological order, then ran a finger along the inside of my head.

One complication is differences in perceptions of HRQL between adolescents and their parents [ 2, 3, 10].

*Wedding or civil partnership gifts of £5,000 from parents, £2,500 from grandparents, and £1,000 from other benefactors, are exempt from IHT.

The play is undeniably a period piece, but Samson Raphaelson's script still manages to capture the eternal conflict between all first-generation American children and their parents, and to some degree between all children and their parents (2 20).

This subtle, character-driven work is an anomaly on Broadway; the event here is simply the excellent writing and the equally memorable acting, particularly by Robert Sella as the narrator and Frank Wood and Wendy Makkena as his emotionally untrustworthy parents (2 00).

An IST is listed indented under one of its parents; 2-ISTs are preceded by one asterisk, and 3-ISTs are preceded by two asterisks.