Sentence examples for relatives of the same from inspiring English sources

For example, they found unexpectedly that some Atlantic corals assigned to different families are genetically more akin to each other than they are to Pacific relatives of the same family.

This peptide family was previously found in the salivary transcriptome of C. quinquefasciatus, but close relatives of the same size exist in Drosophila, Bombyx, Tribolium and Apis.

In 1 of the discrepant families, identification of a new genotype (83) among 2 relatives of the same family cannot clearly be linked to chance.

If there are m pairs of relatives of the same degree r, then 2 m = N and there are m eigenvalues λ1 with value 1 + r and m eigenvalue λ2 with value 1 − r (Searle 1982; Blangero et al. 2013).

Additionally, an 80 relatives of the same patients, 40 female and 40 male, median age 45.2 years, range 2 to 78 years were included to broaden the scope of the study.

Family friends and distant relatives of the same age as parents are often referred to as aunt or uncle, potentially creating ambiguity surrounding the relationship of the victim to the rescuer.

The other inspiration was a less happy one: a relative of the same generation whose failing mental acuity left him at the mercy of the telephone swindlers who prey on older people, especially those with cognitive impairments like Alzheimer's.

The membrane-bound hydrogenase of N. caesariensis is a close relative of the same hydrogenase of R. eutropha (Fig. S4, supporting information), which is evidence that this bacterium and the Roseovarius strains are able to perform aerobic hydrogen oxidation in marine environments.

Diploid taxa were favoured and, whenever possible, domesticated species were joined by at least a wild relative of the same genus or family.

Those speaking of being "brothers" are indeed blood relatives, children of the same parents, who often grew up together.

Labor-sharing partners are either neighbors, relatives, members of the same funeral and religious associations, or have plots next to each other, which together reduce labor sharing as a single venue for learning.