Sentence examples for some parentage from inspiring English sources

Field and laboratory studies indicate N. pulcher subordinate males may have some parentage in the brood [23], [40], [41] and female subordinates readily produce eggs, at least with unrelated dominant males [20], [21], [23].

The report has some dubious parentage.

It is not until they are 7 or 8 that they understand that some forms of parentage provide for inheritance and others do not (Solomon et al. 1996).

It is important to highlight that LinkedIn presents a biased behavior on searching, preferentially retrieving its members attending the search criteria having some level of "parentage" with the user account, i.e. members having direct connections with the user (first level) or having connections with members connected with the user (second level).

"What if some of them aren't poor, what if some of them don't have American parentage, what if some of them are really stupid?" Ms. Painter, the historian, asked.

For Rebecca to heal -- she was abandoned by her mother at birth -- she must find some link to her parentage.

Who is this lady described in your recent PROFILE under the title "WE?" She claims my name & my parentage, & some part of my recent & current recorded doings.

Often children were housed in dormitories to distance them from the Aboriginal lifestyle and those of ethnically mixed parentage, with some European ancestry, were forcibly removed from their homes to be raised among the white population.

The parentage of some of the players is unknown.

Many fans believe that Reed -- who hasn't yet made an appearance in the books -- will reveal what transpired, and therefore Jon's parentage, at some point in the last two books.

Since then, in other books, she's made some fairly wild claims about parentage in the royal family.