Sentence examples for with unknown parentage from inspiring English sources
More controversially it has been used for 'ethnicity testing' for children with unknown parentage entering the care system (Lucassen et al. 2010); and would have formed part of a proposed DNA based project to be piloted by the UK Border Agency, the 'Human Provenance Pilot Project', but this was dropped in March 2011.
Contrary to the official MACE evaluations, in this study animals with unknown parentage were not grouped into phantom parent groups.
Of the 66 offspring with unknown parentage we were able to assign parentage with confidence in 21 cases (Table 2).
Genetic evaluation models often include genetic groups to account for unequal genetic level of animals with unknown parentage.
For the estimation of variance components, we did not group animals with unknown parentage into genetic groups, but for prediction of the breeding values, genetic groups were used.
Parthenium incanum's barcode clustered with two AZ2 variants and a plant of unknown parentage, indicating their close relationship.
These changes have meant that women like Fatima Mohammad Abdel Rahman have welcomed children of unknown parentage into their homes in a way that would have been unthinkable just a few years ago.
Idaho is a tree of unknown parentage originally identified in Parma, Idaho.
Animals without recorded parents were classified as either (1) 'original founders': animals without any relationship with other founders, documented as such by the kennel clubs, or (2) 'related animals with unknown parents': animals that descend from the 'original founders' or their progeny, but having unknown parentage.
However, the unclear origin and unknown parentage of this captive individual makes it difficult to provide further information about gene flow.
On the other hand, random bred cats are usually of unknown parentage and vary a great deal in size, body style, head type, ear and eye variation, tail length and type, coat length and density, colors and patterns, and personality.
