Sentence examples for paternity of two from inspiring English sources

In order to test for selective mortality of developing tadpoles through ontogeny, we staged laboratory experiments where paternity of two competing males in a situation of sperm competition was sampled at three time intervals throughout embryonic development.

Historians dispute King Henry VIII's paternity of one or both of Mary Boleyn's children born during this marriage.

There was a woman named Moyisha who came on your show four times to test the paternity of six men, none of whom turned out to be the father of her child.

In this study we describe the paternity of five species of North American Vespula wasps.

Newsweek had an official paternity policy of two weeks paid leave, which he took right after the birth, and FMLA guaranteed him his job for three months.

In the United States, paternity leave of two weeks or more predicts fathers' more regular involvement with child care activities compared with men who took no leave at all.

Similarly, British Romanticist painter J.M.W. Turner was so invested in his art that he refused to acknowledge the paternity of his two daughters, Evelina and Georgiana, born to his lover Sarah Danby.

He had recently been turned down for Italian citizenship, the police said, on the ground that he claimed paternity of his three sons but not his daughter.

The CPE (combined paternity exclusion probability) of two microsatellite loci was higher than 0.93 and the CPE for the seven loci used in this study was as high as 0.9999.

Since eggs are generally fertilized a day before laying (Etches 1996), paternity of the first two eggs would have already been determined by the first night after laying start, and copulations that fertilize the third egg would most likely have already occurred (Lifjeld et al. 1997).

Based on the nine microsatellite loci we were able to unambiguously assign paternity of each tadpole to one of the two putative sires.