| Although many incest statutes apply only to consanguineous relationships, some apply to all legally sanctioned parent-child relationships. |
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| A consanguineous sample of 410 Taiwanese mothers and adolescents was drawn from urban schools serving middle-income areas of Taiwan. |
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| Thus, there also is no evidence for extensive consanguineous mating in the polygyne population of S. geminata that we studied. |
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| Besides consanguineous marriages, there are other reasons for a baby to be born with a defective heart. |
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| It makes feasible the analysis of multilocus data observed on general pedigrees containing possibly consanguineous marriages and missing information. |
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| With three consanguineous marriages of monarchs in only five generations, it could be said that the royal blood was running a bit thin in Britain. |
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| Thus deleterious recessives had not been eliminated from the population to the extent that consanguineous matings were harmless in terms of offspring viability. |
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| Fully recessive mutations are maintained in higher frequencies than partially recessive ones and thus cause greater declines in fitness under consanguineous matings. |
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| In the context of the preliminary field reports, the low levels of genetic variation found within colonies appeared to result from consanguineous mating. |
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| Recurrence of common complex diseases also may be increased in the children of consanguineous parents because of a greater proportion of shared genes. |
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| As a result, birth defects are too common: consanguineous marriage seems to double the risk. Clans, or biraderis, are a mighty force in Bradford. |
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| Therefore, they insist on consanguineous marriages and deprive their girls of inheritance in cases where they marry strangers. |
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| It will be flagged in the subject line of the PA file that the case involves a de facto dependant or consanguineous minor. |
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| For a consanguineous minor, contact the relative to confirm that they understand their responsibilities as guardian of the child once in Canada. |
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| The rate of consanguineous marriage varies in accordance with the educational attainment of the women. |
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| The Matching Centre maintains a consanguineous minor spreadsheet for statistical purposes. |
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| The patients and spouses were not consanguineous to each other. |
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| Horizontal lines represent crosses, thick horizontal lines are consanguineous crosses, and vertical lines represent descendants from such matings. |
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| Individuals who belong to high risk ethnic groups or who are in a consanguineous relationship might also benefit from a genetic evaluation and counseling. |
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| For example, a niece who has lost both her parents coming to be in the care of her father's sister who already resides in Canada is a consanguineous minor. |
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| Comparative studies can be made on the differences in the mortality and fertility as well as on anthropometric data between consanguineous and non-consanguineous groups. |
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| In some cultures, the term is used synonymously with consanguineous family. |
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| This means that for a given gene, consanguineous offspring are more frequently homozygous than others. |
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| Consanguinity and large family size are very interesting for population genetic studies, but studies of consanguineous marriages of families have the potential to raise numerous ethical and social issues. |
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| Note: For consanguineous minors, this section applies when the local CIC, upon meeting the blood relative, determines that the relative does not have the resources necessary to care for the minor without additional support. |
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| It is now a known fact that this genetically disease is prompt by frequent consanguineous marriages. |
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| The male offender, after he kills his romantic partner, usually kills his consanguineous relatives, such as his young children and himself. |
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| The Matching Centre indicates on the file, and forwards to the local CIC, that this is a situation of a consanguineous minor being united with a relative in Canada. |
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| It is mostly seen in offsprings of consanguineous marriages, that is, alliances between blood relations. |
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| Consanguineous marriage is customary in many societies, but leads to an increased birth prevalence of infants with severe recessive disorders. |
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| Consanguineous and endogamous unions are the marital choice the most practiced in the Arab-Muslim world and Chaouis from Khenchela don't make the exception. |
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