Sentence examples for surrogate relationship from inspiring English sources

Lex felt a similar "sort of surrogate" relationship when playing one of Willy Loman's sons in Death of a Salesman.

The indignities continue in Tokyo, where Rudi is ignored by an expatriate son and, as consolation, nurtures a surrogate relationship with a teenage Butoh dancer.

However, surrogate relationships can have both positive and negative consequences.

Surrogate relationships, where women seek out other inmates to fulfil familial absences, were discussed by Severance (2005) and Loper & Gildea (2004).

Younger women were more likely to have a higher number of surrogate relationships and tended to benefit from greater levels of support from their surrogate families than did older inmates (Loper and Gildea 2004).

Surrogate relationships may fulfil familial absences while in prison in an attempt to find comfort or support, such as a mother, a sister, or an aunt would provide on the outside.

Collins (2004) acknowledged the significance of the ethnicity-based classification schema by showing the link between ethnicity and disease risk or health outcomes through genetic or non-genetic (social, cultural, education and economic) surrogate relationships or a union of the two.

The intervention uses surrogate kinship relationships; the Wayos (aunties) and Neros (uncles) to deliver community based mental health services.

I wish that Lisa Baker's piece had included a warning that it should function as a cautionary tale in what not to do when pursuing a surrogate parent relationship.

However, surrogates are not often evaluated under diverse ecological conditions, and this hinders the identification of spatial and temporal boundaries of a surrogate's relationship with its biodiversity metric, including whether a surrogate can predict biodiversity responses to environmental change.

For an endpoint to be considered a surrogate the relationship between it and the clinical outcome must be biologically plausible.