Sentence examples for relatives required from inspiring English sources

The historian John Gould notes that the order of relatives that were required to marry the epikleros coincided with the relatives required to avenge a murder.

Even their close friends and relatives required some encouragement.

They typically had other children to look after and sometimes relatives required their assistance.

This is extremely valuable in a number of scenarios, but particularly when the direct references or close relatives required for kinship analyses based on autosomal markers are unavailable.

Figure  2 shows how the proportion of high quality FHHs changes as the proportion of relatives required to meet all of the quality criteria (high quality relatives) increases from 0 to 1.

In 2007, a commission was set up with the remit to review and submit proposals concerning the responsibility for and design and financing of refugee reception and other initiatives for newly arrived refugees and others (and their relatives) requiring protection (SOU, 2008, p. 58).

fMRI studies indicate that schizophrenia patients and their adult relatives require greater prefrontal activation to maintain performance at levels equal to controls, but studies have not established if this pattern of inefficiency is observed in child and adolescent offspring of schizophrenia patients (SCZ-Off).

City people lead with Dog in conversation, pressure in their retina and wrinkles in their brow, so that I assume Luther or Sammy or Ernest are visiting celebrity relatives, requiring high maintenance attention....only to find that Ernest's special needs are not organic milk, but organic Milk Bones.

In particular, spouses and female relatives require an interventional service mechanism that provides consultation or referral information.

A study on the family's responses to the AD of a relative, requires envisaging several points of view.

Wolinella succinogenes, the closest Helicobacter relative, requires less than 2% O2 for growth, H. hepaticus and Helicobacter bilis can tolerate up to 10% O2, whereas H. pylori can grow in particular conditions even at the atmospheric (21%) oxygen pressure (Bury-Moné et al. 2006).