Sentence examples for relatives from each from inspiring English sources

Five sequence relatives from each of the five kingdoms and two from early eukaryotes with sequence identities less than 40% were chosen to make the final twenty-seven representatives of the CID superfamily.

Structured questionnaires collected information on age, gender, sociodemographic characteristics, recent and prior tobacco use, and personal and family history of cancer (first-degree relatives) from each participant.

Note, however, that the Lindgren et al. sample included several relatives from each family, and so rates could be inflated if there were clustering of affectedness within families, either because of assortative mating, or shared genes.

The family programs which were offered involved only one relative from each patient's family, and all patients received standard care, which entailed key worker's management and consistent pharmacological interventions monitored by consultant psychiatrists in community mental health centres of the Milan metropolitan area.

We can only hope that the reproductive medicine industry is listening to these stories, and will stop working so hard to keep these genetic relatives from knowing each other.

The legislation bans relatives from testifying against each other, and in a country where forensic evidence is relatively undeveloped, that would effectively halt prosecution in even the most vicious cases of violence against women, including those mutilated by their husbands or attacked by brothers and fathers.

His parents split up, and he and his brother and sister spent eight years living with relatives, apart from each other.

Biologists have had a tough time explaining how reef fish have become so biodiverse, considering that larval dispersal should scatter relatives far from each other.

One way to calculate the mean center points with a relative distance is to convert the relative distances from each point to absolute distances from some virtual local points (support vectors) [33].

The relative frequencies from each database were used to calculate relative percentages for patients with traumatic cardiac arrest in whom resuscitation was attempted.

The average of the natural logarithm of the relative risks was estimated and we weighted the relative risk from each study by the inverse of its variance.