Popular media promotes paternal uncertainty as entertainment, and men's rights groups call for expanded genetic testing to solve the "epidemic" of paternal misattribution.
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Religion and gender: Ashkenazi Jewish female (higher risk), paternal grandmother (breast cancer at 45, recurrence at 60), paternal aunt (breast cancer 45, recurrence at 49).
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The groom's paternal grandfather, Wellington Mara, was an owner of the Giants until his death in 2005; his paternal great-grandfather, Timothy Mara, bought the team in 1925.
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She didn't know much about her paternal grandparents, she said.
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What I'm getting at is: I have latent paternal powers.
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His older sister, who seemed to have inherited the paternal
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Josh Abbott is getting in "Touch" with his paternal side!
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They were sponsored for green cards by her paternal grandfather.
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He talked about this in the language of paternal duty.
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Their paternal grandfather, Hans Lauda, had built a papermaking empire.
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When their subterfuge was discovered, his paternal grandfather disinherited him.
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His paternal grandparents had emigrated from Rimini, Italy, in 1909.
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Is that great wall of paternal silence the "real" man?
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Deandra was left in the care of her paternal grandparents.
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Still, Ailes could take paternal pride in Trump's acceptance speech.
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So perhaps this was indeed a display of paternal affection.
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It's hard to dismiss the importance of paternal influence so easily.
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Clearly, Fred's definitely not launching this mission because he feels paternal.
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The younger De Benedettis were taken aback by the paternal foray.
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His paternal grandfather, George MacKinnon Wrong, was a distinguished Canadian historian.
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He is paternal but not patronizing; he possesses strength without aggression.
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I've been thinking frequently this month about Henrietta, my paternal grandmother.
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His maternal great-grandparents and paternal grandparents were born into slavery.
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Finally, the scientists delved into the makeup of the paternal sperm.
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My paternal grandparents were born on the Colombian island of Providencia.
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When it comes to paternal age, the rise in risk is gradual.
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As soon as I held her my paternal instincts just kicked in.
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And 74% of the cells in her saliva held only paternal genes.
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It's a solid enough hypothesis, given my paternal grandfather was also schizophrenic.
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Maybe I got that from her, the paternal grandmother I never knew.
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The three children were adopted by their paternal grandmother, according to police.
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The baby's middle name is after Hilton's paternal grandmother, Marilyn June Hawley.
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"Lincoln's paternal grandmother and Lincoln's father's family adored Bert," the source said.
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My feelings about the president as paternal role model may be silly.
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Craig's own mattress line is called Summerfield—his paternal grandmother's maiden name.
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Her paternal great-grandfather, Timothy J. Mara, bought the team in 1925.
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Apparently, the telephone is the paternal umbilical cord when growing up Trump.
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And so here I am, at the grave of Xudu's paternal grandmother.
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I suspect that my genetic mutation also came from my paternal lineage.
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Homer's paternal grandfather, Germain Plessy, was a white Frenchman born in Bordeaux.
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There's a paternal leave that is, I think, it's about nine weeks.
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His paternal grandfather was a well-known doctor and medical school professor.
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Jim Talent (R-Mo.), whose paternal grandparents were Jewish immigrants from Russia.
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He is the children's paternal uncle, the Wayne County Prosecutor's Office said.
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Conlon said his paternal grandfather has teased him about playing for Britain.
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They found that when sperm merges with an egg to make an embryo, paternal mitochondria inside the sperm gets attacked by an enzyme called endonuclease G. The enzyme enters the mitochondria and starts cutting away at the paternal DNA.
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"Even Lincoln's paternal grandmother and Lincoln's father's family adored Bert," the source offers.
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My paternal great-grandfather hailed from Cassville, Missouri; we still have kin there.
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The bride's paternal grandmother, the late Nan Kempner, was a New York socialite.
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Mr. Oluo was left with no paternal legacy except an unwieldy African name.
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The first featured Weiner as a paternal figure protecting an innocent young girl.
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These are the DNA strands that enable your paternal line can be traced.
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Before he disappeared, Jacob was in the temporary custody of his paternal grandparents.
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We asked participants about the quality of their relationship with their paternal caregiver.
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My father in-law was Jewish and my mother's paternal family are Jewish.
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Paul E. Pierson, a retired Presbyterian pastor and the groom's paternal grandfather, officiated.
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It began as a mom-and-pop grocery owned by his paternal grandmother.
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Shannon, who puts away his tics for a taut, effortless portrayal of paternal
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Many of those were at her paternal grandparents' home in Brooklyn, New York.
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It was Macy's great-aunt, Michelle Smith, not her paternal grandmother, Tina Goodwin.
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When he hit play, a gently paternal voice murmured out of the speaker.
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Just like war, sexuality, paternal relationships, and so on, science is subject matter.
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FDR was measured by two scales: harsh-coercive fathering and paternal warmth/supportiveness.
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My father was a teacher, maybe it's a paternal instinct, I don't know.
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Was he ever paternal, and did he say, "Goddammit, cut that shit out"?
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Asked the secret of his success, he credited his strict Muslim paternal grandparents.
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Her paternal grandfather was sent to a residential school, and became an alcoholic.
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For the first six months he had visits with his paternal Cherokee grandparents.
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Somehow they had altered both maternal and paternal DNA in one fell swoop.
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I mention Moldova because it's where my paternal grandfather was born in 1901.
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His paternal grandfather moved to the United States from Panama to play baseball.
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Until 1953, German citizenship could only be passed on through the paternal line.
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Her paternal grandparents were Holocaust survivors, and she attended a Jewish day school.
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Japan has some of the most generous paternal leave policies in the world.
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The funeral service was conducted by Imam Siraj Wahhaj, the boy's paternal grandfather.
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Cecchini, 23, said his paternal great-grandparents had emigrated from Italy to California.
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Her paternal grandfather, Quintin Hogg, was also a long-serving member of Parliament.
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Queen Elizabeth II Born: April 21, 1926 What to know: Born third in line to the throne, she was christened Princess Elizabeth Alexandra Mary after her mother Queen Elizabeth; her paternal great-grandmother Queen Alexandra; and her paternal grandmother Queen Mary.
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His paternal family were Lithuanian; there is a street named after him in Vilnius.
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He owns neither of them, though, saying he's very "no-paternal" about his work.
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Paternal age also seems to increase the risk of premature and low-weight births.
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The mirror in the kitchen came Ms. Levy's way courtesy of her paternal grandparents.
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Like depression in mothers, paternal depression has negative effects in early childhood and beyond.
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The Lebanese police also promptly returned the children to their father and paternal grandmother.
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Northeastern and Western states showed the highest paternal ages on average, the study found.
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For example, Jason, an Amazon employee, is entitled to six weeks of paternal leave.
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Princess Leonor's godparents are her paternal grandparents, King Juan Carlos I and Queen Sofia.
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Without asking, he moves in with Jesus and adopts an attitude of paternal authority.
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Rather than resolving paternal uncertainty, the multibillion-dollar biotech industry actually profits from doubt.
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Some idealize their paternal figure and start posting YouTube videos to find their dads.
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This T-rex "al la chocolate" was clearly baked with nothing but paternal love.
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Her paternal grandparents bought the property, surrounded by potato farms, in the early 1920s.
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The chitterlings are essentially his paternal grandmother's recipe, stewed with onions, carrots and garlic.
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My paternal grandmother dated Zero Mostel for a long time and they remained close.
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Jon is roughly nine months older than Dany, but she is his paternal aunt.
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"Foolish fond like Lear" is how his biographer would later describe Joyce's paternal affection.
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His paternal grandfather had worked as a rat catcher on Queen Victoria's Norfolk estate.
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Their paternal grandmother took her own life in a motel when she was 46.
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" They were bewildered that Native Americans welcomed American trade but not their "paternal embrace.
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No matter how vacant his expression, I felt bolstered by his underlying paternal resilience.
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Roof's mother and his paternal grandparents sat in the second row on the left.
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Matsoukas's paternal grandparents were Greek and Polish Jews living on the Upper West Side.
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Karl just took it too far with a lame social commentary about paternal abandonment.
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But nearly everyone who acts out violently has a dysfunctional or missing paternal relationship.
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"Does this girl know what she's getting into?" he cries out with paternal outrage.
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He took on a paternal role, mentoring drivers from China and its neighboring countries.
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Her paternal grandfather was born into slavery and became a pharmacist after being freed.
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How do you reconcile with paternal love that's as needed as it is oppressive?
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Modern-day Iberian men can still trace their paternal ancestry to these central Europeans.
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Walsh and colleagues recommend that pediatricians help educate new parents about paternal postpartum depression.
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The groom is a paternal grandson of Milton Friedman, a Nobel Prize-winning economist.
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"Children with prenatal paternal tobacco smoke exposure corresponding to more than 20 cigarettes per day had a significantly higher risk of developing asthma than those with less than 20 cigarettes per day and those without prenatal paternal tobacco smoke exposure," Yang said.
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The child was released to his paternal grandmother, where he remains today, the Index reports.
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There are any number of reasons for it, ranging from paternal competition to sheer desperation.
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" Speaking to the Daily Southtown, the girls' paternal grandfather, Dennis Henning, described Celisa as "disturbed.
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This is a story of a man blinded by paternal pride and a manipulative cult.
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" She adds, "Saturn is the paternal figure, or father, and is in Capricorn (but retrograde).
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It's a human paternal instinct where you just want to keep fighting for your child.
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It is abundantly clear that Renfro's parents and his paternal grandmother did let him down.
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After Sean learned of his paternal background, he began to develop a relationship with Arnaz.
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The author's paternal great-great-grandmother was a healer in the Mexican state of Zacatecas.
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Essentially, CRISPR turned the defective paternal version of a gene into a working maternal one.
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Clearly Trump lacks the spine, and the loving paternal instinct, to stand as America's defender.
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We are being invited to join them under the beneficent wing of his paternal care.
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They found that deleting cps-6 caused paternal mitochondria to linger longer in the embryo.
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It's unclear whether having some paternal mitochondrial DNA in our cells leads to health problems.
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His paternal grandfather, Daniel Denton Cooley, was a founder of the planned community Houston Heights.
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The bride is a paternal great-granddaughter of Wendell Willkie, the 1940 Republican presidential nominee.
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It was one of those disarming breaches of male etiquette that winds up feeling paternal.
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Next was the German winemaking town Kallstadt, above, once home to Mr. Trump's paternal grandparents.
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Intimate moments in my children's experience were set in amber, unfiltered by my paternal protectiveness.
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Both of Mr. Trump's paternal grandparents were born in Kallstadt, home now to 1,19753 inhabitants.
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My maternal grandfather is Water Flowing Together clan and my paternal grandfather is Mexican clan.
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The surname Millot, the basis for his pen name, was his paternal grandmother's maiden name.
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He was raised by his stepmother, Violet (Abrahams) Pierce, a nurse, and his paternal grandparents.
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Ulf's paternal grandfather had died in a Russian prison camp in the First World War.
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"The lack of screening for paternal depression in New Zealand mirrors the international situation," Underwood said.
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I'd visited northern Morocco in 2014, after discovering that my direct paternal ancestry was Amazigh (Berber).
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Trump's paternal grandparents came from Germany and his mother was raised on an island in Scotland.
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Distinguishing between ceasing gestation and terminating a fetus could have some important implications for paternal rights.
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The Hong Kong government showered his family with official paperwork for his paternal grandfather's public space.
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He dashed off messages both formal and intimate, mostly paternal in tone rather than overtly romantic.
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There's no words to describe the feeling, Stephen's paternal grandmother, Maribel Romero, told CNN affiliate KRON.
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Nevertheless, fathers' hormonal changes could have important implications for paternal behavior once their babies are born.
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Cosell sounded annoyed, yet paternal, as he tried to bring Ali back to the day's goal.
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But she said he remained close to his paternal grandfather until the elder Mr. Keating's death.
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After the loss, the elder Pena was disappointed, but he also surely had some paternal pride.
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The bride's paternal grandfather, the late William F. Buckley Jr., was the founder of National Review.
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He lived with his father and his paternal grandmother until Tuesday, when his world was shattered.
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But at Jazz Standard on Wednesday, there was no way to avoid thinking about paternal inheritance.
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Workers also enjoy 480 days of paid paternal leave, which can be divided between two parents.
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And it shows: Both culturally progressive and religiously conservative fathers report high levels of paternal engagement.
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But in a rain forest in Borneo, scientists have discovered a case of unusual paternal devotion.
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I finished the 2017 New York City Marathon days after the death of my paternal grandfather.
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Pronounced "Ronnie," Hudson said they chose the name to honor the baby's paternal grandfather, Ron Fujikawa.
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Neeson's Qui-Gon is a solid but semi-boring paternal figure, more a visual than emotional presence.
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" Sarah Kaidanow, 21, actor "Both of my paternal grandparents are Holocaust survivors, and they came from Poland.
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So parental leave and specifically paternal leave is something we need to make a policy priority here.
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Everyone in my family, on both maternal and paternal sides, has chosen arranged or semi-arranged marriage.
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Prince Charles has made an emotional pilgrimage to the resting place of his paternal grandmother in Israel.
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Many of my paternal forebears were marked with an "M" or "Mu" for mulatto in census records.
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Determined to discover the truth, Sean underwent a DNA paternal test between himself and all three men.
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Besides "Thy Will," Scott also co-wrote "Safe Haven," a love letter to her beloved paternal grandfather.
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He is the eldest of the four siblings and was a big paternal figure in Tom's life.
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The love language of Venus in Cancer is nurturing and affection shown in a paternal, protective way.
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Maternal and Paternal Haplogroups, where he'll learn the origins of both his mother's and father's ancestry line.
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Bach, a father of two sons, credits much of his financial wisdom to his paternal grandmother, Rose.
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O'Rourke wrote that one of his paternal great-great-great grandfathers owned two women in the 1850s.
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Raised by his paternal grandmother, he did not pick up a rugby ball until he was seven.
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While male manatees may not have many paternal instincts, all manatees are equipped with complex social abilities.
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It is hard not to be touched by the testing of paternal love, or by Nic's fragility.
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Wang distinguishes Chinese state capitalism or, since we're discussing parenthood, paternal capitalism, from its Euro-American version.
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Laojia, translated literally, means "old home" and the phrase denotes the ancestral wellspring of a paternal lineage.
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LAWRENCE WOLFE, bassist, Boston Symphony Sometimes he was avuncular, sometimes he was paternal, sometimes he was brotherly.
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Due to the extreme parental neglect in my infancy, the courts awarded custody to my paternal grandmother.
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Billy Frist's paternal uncle, Bill Frist, is a former United States senator and majority leader from Tennessee.
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My paternal great-great-grandfather Stephen Nila Carlile served as a private in the Confederate States Army.
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I loved Podrick's enduring loyalty to Tyrion, and the Hound and Brienne's almost paternal pride over Arya.
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The paternal one is Jewish, the maternal one Chinese, and they are battling for David's cultural allegiance.
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As the paternal relationships of Aaron's contemporaries implode, he uncovers quiet strength in his own principled father.
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"On an intellectual level, I know it's the Asperger's that drives my father's paternal disinterest," Firstman writes.
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Agnes is a name carried by several women in my German family, not least my paternal grandmother.
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Mr. Chappelle does not, however, pose as a responsible paternal figure in the chaos of domestic life.
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My own paternal grandmother, traumatized by the war, gave me my first introduction to that mind-set.
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Her paternal grandmother had breast cancer and her father dealt with prostate as well as colon cancer.
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Then you have the blond humanoids who are very tall and paternal; patients feel good around them.
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These are the DNA strands passed down from father to son, so your paternal line can be traced.
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I felt almost paternal toward the pint-size potted plant as I took it to the cash register.
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But these viral moments aren't just cute — they're an important moment for representation and encouraging positive paternal moments.
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Mr Foreman's ancestors on the paternal side fled Ireland for America during the Great Famine in the 1840s.
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Maternal and Paternal Haplogroups, where she'll learn the origins of both her mother's and her father's ancestry line.
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Qin said this is the first meta-analysis to examine the role of paternal alcohol drinking before conception.
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There's a storm brewing on Southern Charm — but who knew it might stir up Shep Rose's paternal instincts?
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In addition, Rita Fowler, the children's paternal grandmother, faces multiple counts of child neglect related to the case.
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So Jacqueline went to live with her paternal aunt in Namungoona -- a village on the outskirts of Kampala.
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In order to get the final, truthful answer, Sean underwent a DNA paternal test involving all three men.
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Finding a method to fix mutations impacting both the maternal and paternal allele would require a different strategy.
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When people speak of maternal nourishment or paternal authority, I literally have no idea what they're talking about.
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The Queens native was subsequently raised mostly by her Chinese American father and his mother, her paternal grandmother.
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My paternal grandmother, who knew almost no English, lived with us, and we spoke Czech on her behalf.
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In Antonio Banderas, Mr. Hudson has a winning de Sautuola of personal modesty, scientific integrity and paternal warmth.
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The researchers identified a gene, called cps-6, that seemed to initiate the breakdown process within paternal mitochondria.
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Because it's a somewhat lengthy screening process, doctors don't generally check patients for the inheritance of paternal mitochondria.
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And my paternal great-grandfather, Saverio Gagliano, arrived at Ellis Island, off the boat from Sicily, in 1905.
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Through sobering lyrics, Murphy's sense of proportion and perspective was the stable paternal authority that I never had.
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President Donald Trump's paternal grandfather, Friedrich Trump, was among the millions killed by the devastating pandemic in 1918.
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Well that's the paternal — He's on the franchise tag, which unless you sign it, you have a contract.
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Layla's stepfather left for good, and her stepsister went to live with her paternal grandparents in another town.
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But two of his second cousins, one on his paternal side and one on his maternal side, had.
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He could confirm that Torregrosa, my mother's paternal name, is Catalan but found in many parts of Spain.
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The news came from my paternal grandmother, who in the meantime had become very abusive toward my mom.
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More of a paternal figure these days than a youthful rebel, he gives the show a solemn solidity.
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Of course, the children here could develop an interest later in finding out about their paternal biological relatives.
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The groom is the paternal great-grandson of Trygve Lie, the first secretary general of the United Nations.
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On their first date they discovered that their paternal grandparents live in the same retirement community in Florida.
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They found that both maternal and paternal B.M.I. were associated strongly with the metabolic traits of their children.
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Ann Safford Mandel, the groom's paternal grandmother who became a Universal Life minister for the event, officiated. Mrs.
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Then there was the legacy of his paternal grandfather, who fought for the Nazis in the Soviet Union.
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Collier's paternal grandfather, Gershon Collier, was a lawyer who helped negotiate Sierra Leone's independence from Britain in 1961.
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Trump plays into the ur-paternal dynamic by repeating his desire to "protect" and "take care of" people.
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By now, the Sattouf family has returned to Ter Maaleh, Syria, the paternal village in the Homs countryside.
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Shigeta won custody Tuesday after taking the Thai government to court for the paternal rights to the children.
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Then in 1940, at the very beginning of the war, Fontana headed to Argentina, apparently under paternal pressure.
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At first I assumed this was a public display of paternal affection, and indeed it may have been.
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They replace all the slick bros at the poker table and, taken together, make quite a paternal choir.
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For Eric, he is more like the paternal ghost in "Hamlet," which makes Eric the melancholy Danish prince.
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I don't recall being much of a natural reader early on, but my paternal grandmother made me one.
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Like any interesting datum, this slight paternal edge in work-hours could be spun into various ideological narratives.
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In addition, Rita Fowler, the children's paternal grandmother, faces multiple charges on child neglect counts related to the case.
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I felt a very paternal feeling from him but yet that was something that he never really had known.
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Instead, the team will assemble both the paternal and maternal DNA of individuals in a process known as phasing.
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At 36, he serves (at times uncomfortably) as the paternal figure of the series, particularly on Bachelor in Paradise.
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That changed whenl he told the Minnesota Twins he preferred to be called David Ortiz, his paternal last name.
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For example, she learned that Gam-Gam, her paternal grandmother, had never been in favor of her parents' union.
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Soon after this, Massaquoi's paternal family had to flee the country, while he remained in Germany with his mother.
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My paternal side is Bilagáana (Anglo), so I've always felt a dissonance with who I was supposed to be.
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Within that demographic, it's not clear why or how a paternal political bit about young protestors would really land.
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At most, Yonkers said, the study reinforced the heritability of mood disorders by also exploring paternal exposure to antidepressants.
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"Paternal size and weight will influence the size of the baby, there's no question about it," Dr. Minkin says.
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While we don't have tailored treatments for paternal depression, we do have interventions for depression and those are effective.
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After getting checked at a hospital, the girls were placed in the care of their paternal grandmother, Delores Anderson.
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But then he saw a transformation in Mr. Jones, who he said subtly adopted many of Clarke's paternal tendencies.
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Her paternal grandmother was always very politically savvy and active and very charitable in town and kept herself busy.
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For one thing, it's not clear how endonuclease G manages to distinguish paternal mitochondria from maternal mitochondria, Makova says.
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" The boy's paternal grandmother, Linda Payton, who is attending the trial, told the Courier Journal, "He was an angel.
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He examines his paternal feelings and failings with a nakedness that was rare in fathers of a previous generation.
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Large structures called autophagosomes, for instance, are known to engulf paternal mitochondria shortly after a sperm penetrates an egg.
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Ms. Sartor even managed to work in a tribute to her paternal grandfather, who died when she was 9.
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Her paternal grandparents were arrested in a town near Como and also sent to Auschwitz, where they were killed.
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Feeling some paternal instinct come awake inside me, I asked to hold the entire feline family for a photo.
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I couldn't date a Chinese guy—they have so much ego, and they play up to the paternal role.
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She said it had belonged to my late paternal grandfather and my father was keeping it as a memento.
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In New York, Ms. Inoa Reynoso had been close with her paternal grandmother, who survived a battle with cancer.
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It's tempting to say yes, but "Vietnam" also emphasizes a paternal line filled with rage, abusive behavior, and alcoholism.
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The bride is a paternal descendant of Pocahontas, the Native-American woman associated with the colonial settlement at Jamestown.
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Paternal age increased across the country: the oldest fathers lived in the Northeast, and the youngest in the South.
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"The Boy and the Beast" explores the relationship between a paternal beast-father figure and a run-away child.
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The versatile sweater is cozy on Mister Rogers, cool on Kurt Cobain and chilling on Logan Roy. Paternal. Sexless.
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Her marriage to Mr. Kim's father was never endorsed by his paternal grandfather, Kim Il-sung, the nation's founder.
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A hallmark of his style as a producer is his incredible, nearly paternal concern for the artists he's showcasing.
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When Martin stomped in, he admitted that he'd driven to his paternal grandfather's lake house and seen Noah there.
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It inspired many to fight for his stay in America with his paternal family in Miami's Little Havana neighborhood.
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Timothy Yoon, a Presbyterian minister and the bride's paternal grandfather, officiated at the Harvard Club of New York. Mrs.
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It compares identical and paternal twins to help figure out how antisocial behavior is affected by environment vs. genetics.
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His paternal grandfather, a military commander, helped install King Nadir, who assumed power shortly after Amanullah's overthrow, in 1929.
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"Find a way to live with what you did," Price told her in his first piece of paternal advice.
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Ms. Luria is Jewish, and Mr. Levin has spoken openly about the anti-Semitism faced by his paternal grandparents.
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My paternal great-grandmother was 100 percent Cherokee and her family had been moved with the Trail of Tears.
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Similar to the new study, that research found stress and marital relationship quality to be important determinants of paternal depression.
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Patricia allegedly told authorities that she lost custody of her three children and they were adopted by their paternal grandmmother.
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Her maternal and paternal grandparents, the most gifted Quechua speakers of the family, didn't really instill it in their children.
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She eventually asks if the cocaine king could send for her son, since his paternal grandmother won't hand him over.
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Per the rules of the peerage, he'll be known as "Master Archie" until his paternal grandfather Prince Charles becomes king.
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Her cousin was the Earl of Warwick and her paternal grandmother was the second cousin of the late Queen Mother.
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In the following days and weeks Giuliani projected a paternal calm that seemed inversely proportional to the anarchy around him.
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The Democratic vice presidential candidate has a family history of maternal breast cancer and his paternal grandfather had prostate cancer.
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TMZ also reported that Kaiser was taken out of Evans' home and was living with Griffith and his paternal grandmother.
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I lost track of him for a moment, turned my camera with paternal care, and saw that he was gone.
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"Similarly rigorous programs to support new fathers and raise awareness of paternal postnatal depression are now urgently required," they said.
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Her paternal grandfather Murray Meisler, her uncle Al, and her father Jack had all been lifelong practitioners of the art.
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One historical study found that the average paternal age in 18th- and 19th-century Sweden was 34.37 years, she wrote.
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"They were kids you wanted to have around, they really were," the children's paternal grandfather, Murvin Auzenne Sr., told KTRK.
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The bride's paternal grandfather, the late John Mack Carter, was the editor of Ladies' Home Journal, McCall's and Good Housekeeping.
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At 68, my dad still has a full head of hair, as do my paternal aunts, uncles and half-siblings.
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His mother, who left the family a few months earlier, lost custody of her three children to Foster's paternal grandparents.
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A couple of weeks later Ms. Salz introduced him to her paternal grandmother, who only knew he worked in finance.
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Her paternal great-grandfather fought in a Union Army regiment that waged fierce battles near Richmond during the Civil War.
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Rabbi Taub was the seventh rebbe, or grand rabbi, in a direct paternal line that stretched back to Rabbi Yitzchak.
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Generous paternal leave policies in Japan and Korea are rarely used for both economic and cultural reasons, Mr. Adema said.
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They divorced in 1904, and my paternal family believed that Alexander had been taken back to China by his mother.
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Her paternal great-grandfather was a celebrated professional narrator who traveled around the country, recounting episodes from Japan's feudal history.
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But his comments reflect a very real problem in Kenya, where many children go through life without any paternal assistance.
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You'd be right to characterize his paternal withdrawal as an ethical failure, but you'd be wrong to dwell on it.
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I am alive because my paternal grandfather's Spidey sense had him frantically looking for ways out of Germany in 1933.
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What emerges is a subtle portrait of paternal psychological abuse, which Barney's sympathetic aunt (Cynthia Mace) can only helplessly observe.
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It's the right spot from which to look back and interrogate her precarious upbringing, her tricky maternal and paternal legacies.
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But the anchor is Mr. Levine (Captain Stottlemeyer in the TV series "Monk"), winningly combining paternal concern and flinty resolve.
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Macron's paternal great-grandfather was a butcher born in Britain; his maternal great-grandmother was a housecleaner who couldn't read.
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But, now in my 20s and faced with the death of my paternal grandmother; my grief took on an additional dimension.
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Paternal obesity was associated with increased risk of failing at personal-social activities, such as feeding themselves, playing and undressing themselves.
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Thankfully, the paternal pooch decided to follow after the little boy and keep an eye on him until he was safe.
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Another aspect of paternal health that could have a lasting effect on children, and possibly even on subsequent generations, is obesity.
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I recently learned that the British essentially committed genocide in Sri Lanka in 1818, killing many of my paternal family's ancestors.
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"I only allowed her to visit her parents after her paternal uncle guaranteed her safety," Khan said, according to Geo News.
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"My heart bleeds for her, because Gloria is the only mama my granddaughter knows," Mobley's paternal grandmother, Velma Aiken, told PEOPLE.
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My paternal grandparents were active members of the Communist Party and told colorful stories of the FBI staking out their house.
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Adzic's paternal grandmother was a psychic as well, so he believes he inherited the gift from both sides of the family.
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Still, Prince Charles has religious interests of his own, ranging from Sufism to the faith of his paternal kin, Greek Orthodoxy.
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"Christopher's paternal grandparents met at a Japanese internment camp, so it was in his DNA that love trumps hate," she said.
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Figueras, who recently traveled to Windsor with his wife Delfina Blaquier to meet little Archie, also revealed the royal's paternal inclinations.
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"The lack of screening for paternal depression in New Zealand mirrors the international situation," explained the study's lead author Lisa Underwood.
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The Belfast waitress was an early champion of Corbyn's paternal credentials, tweeting "Corbyn is daddy material" as far back December 2015.
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Any time I saw my paternal grandfather he had a camera on him and a light meter, and he used it.
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Though mothers tend to be younger than fathers, "the difference between paternal and maternal age has decreased over time," Eisenberg noted.
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He wore stubble, to make himself look older, and his clients took an almost paternal pride in their bullish young advocate.
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In his teens, Greenwald had been close to his paternal grandfather, a left-wing member of the Lauderdale Lakes city council.
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My paternal grandparents were among many elderly people I have known who didn't expect to live as long as they did.
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Garrett's paternal grandmother, Patricia Phillips, was perhaps the most emotional witness on the stand, speaking in plain terms about her grandson.
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His paternal grandfather, a barber who may have included dentistry among his services, was called "Professor" for his air of erudition.
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She even told her paternal grandmother about the upcoming date just before going out on the Friday of Labor Day weekend.
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His paternal great-grandfather had been premier of Ontario; his maternal great-grandfather had been president of the University of Toronto.
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"You almost got a goal, though," he said in the paternal tones of a Little League coach consoling a strikeout victim.
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Researchers at Stanford University reviewed data on 168,867,480 live births from 1972 to 2015, making statistical adjustments for missing paternal records.
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A little more than 10 percent of birth certificates don't include paternal data, a problem that needs fixing, Dr. Eisenberg said.
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Those negative consequences include the explosion of divorce, paternal absence and the growing legions of children raised in single parent households.
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LOS ANGELES — My paternal grandmother died when I was five years old, before I could make a real memory of her.
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I lost contact with him and my paternal grandparents because of a feud they had with my mum over his treatment.
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She credited her paternal grandfather, a prominent Presbyterian leader in Washington, with teaching her how to incorporate comedy into unlikely topics.
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When my paternal grandparents, who were Christian, would send us Christmas gifts, my mom would usually rewrap them in Hanukkah paper.
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Roger Simpson, the child's paternal grandfather, said Anthony had some health issues, including asthma, but he was a quiet and happy boy.
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In the city, he meets his paternal father, Walter, played by James Caan, and his new wife, Emily, played by Mary Steenburgen.
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"My feeling, although nothing has been proven, is that the association [with paternal age] is more due to genetic changes," Kitlinska said.
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But longstanding cultural stigma over paternal leave has limited this policy's effectiveness: just 2% of new fathers in the country take it.
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For the 25 other cases, this doubling resulted in cancer, perhaps because their paternal DNA included double helpings of cancer-prone genes.
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TMZ also reported that Kaiser was also taken out of Evans' home and is currently living with Griffith and his paternal grandmother.
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Born in Queens, NY (where she still lives) she was raised by her first-generation Chinese-American father and her paternal grandmother.
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Daughter Teddy Marilyn Rothschild — named after Hilton and sister Paris Hilton's paternal grandmother Marilyn June Hawley — was born in New York City.
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One afternoon, my paternal grandmother, Susie Jones, escorted nursery school children to a hospital clinic in her hometown of Greensboro, North Carolina.
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Ever since Meghan and Harry first went public with their relationship back in 2016, things have been rocky with duchess' paternal side.
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" Part of the reason Ashley was struggling so much was because she sees Michael as both her husband as "a paternal figure.
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"Father Figure" (1987) plays on the way a man in love can take on a paternal role, encouraging and inspiring his partner.
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Her parents may care about her but they want nothing to do with the child she is carrying considering its paternal lineage.
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In both movies, Efron plays a straight-laced, subservient hunk whose true passion is being compromised by paternal pressure and societal expectations.
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Though a similar trend has been found for IQ scores, other studies have refuted those results by taking into account paternal intelligence.
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"If mutated paternal mitochondrial DNA isn't removed promptly, then mutations can accumulate through generations" — and that can cause problems for the species.
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He went to live with his paternal grandparents when he was around ten years old, and soon afterward stayed with an uncle.
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Egan's paternal grandfather was a prominent Chicago police commander; in her office is a picture of him grinning next to Harry Truman.
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"You're a newborn baby this year and you're growing in the right direction," John told Ehrlich, his tone paternal but not patronizing.
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When the children were finally free to go home Tuesday, Gage waited for his dad or paternal grandmother to pick him up.
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An obituary on Saturday about the horse owner and breeder Ogden Mills Phipps omitted part of the name of his paternal grandmother.
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Onscreen, he played the paternal Cliff Huxtable in a series that was supposed to be loosely based on his real family life.
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She did not remember him, but she knew that years earlier his father and my paternal grandfather had founded an orphanage together.
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Henry James once rejoiced that there was at least one family line, through his paternal grandmother, Catherine Barber, that was purely English.
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Henry James once rejoiced that there was at least one family line, through his paternal grandmother, Catherine Barber, that was purely English.
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But despite his ardent, paternal efforts, which Samaha captures vividly, Legree has also watched about 30 former players end up in prison.
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DeWine's paternal instincts used to prompt snickers, his decades grinding through public office discounted as the bloodless work of a career politician.
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She was asked to sing at that meeting and, as I've heard the story, my paternal grandfather was taken with her voice.
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On the contrary, he notes that monogamy has many advantages as a marital lifestyle (chiefly, it better promotes paternal love and devotion).
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For another, after my paternal grandparents died, they inherited a 1760 Guadagnini violin — unwisely sold for a song soon after, but still.
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He would have liked to keep her by his side, but his duty as an educator won out over his paternal instinct.
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They focused on the respective links present between vocabulary and the paternal Y chromosome, as well as sounds and maternal mitochondrial genes.
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I knew it wouldn't mirror my mom's experience or that of my paternal grandmother, a Mexican-American housewife who raised seven children.
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"It's due to the very high incarceration rates, which [could be] incentivizing the male pursuit of multiple partners and low paternal investment."
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Shouldn't these impossibly perfect-looking, tall men who go on government-paid paternal leave be a little, well, more evolved by now?
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"The authors pose some interesting possible mechanisms by which maternal and paternal obesity could be responsible for the outcomes they reported," Johnson said.
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Originally, in 1905, the tiara began its public life as a wedding gift from her Swedish paternal grandmother for Princess Margaret of Connaught.
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The crime lab that ran the test concluded that Chen "or men who share the same paternal line cannot be excluded" as suspects.
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The only modification of the custody orders was some additional visitation hours for Corey and the paternal grandparents during the holidays this year.
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DNA genetics labs can hone in on each and trace your dog's maternal and paternal line all the way back to great grandparents.
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A meta-analysis in the Journal of Affective Disorders last year found that paternal depression may be present in about 8% of men.
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Given the Issues Kratos has had with his paternal line, the outcome of this relationship with the boy is certain to be interesting.
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"Trader Joe's (at least, my store) gives maternal/paternal leave to new parents," a Rhode Island employee wrote in a recent Glassdoor review.
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What that means is that at some point, in the distant past, the paternal benefactor of our gene pool was the same person.
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"Even Google is against me," exclaims a Dutch father at a gathering about paternal leave, which is just two days in the Netherlands.
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TMZ also reported that Kaiser was taken out of Evans' home on Friday and is currently living with Griffith and his paternal grandmother.
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The new royal baby will never meet his paternal grandmother, but Princess Diana's astrologer says the similarities in their star charts are astounding.
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Houska also shared that Lind had given up his paternal rights to his other daughter, Paislee, from a previous relationship with Taylor Halbur.
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When paternal subventions were not forthcoming, Neruda hit on the idea of securing a diplomatic post abroad through Chile's Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
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OBITUARIES An obituary on Saturday about the horse owner and breeder Ogden Mills Phipps omitted part of the name of his paternal grandmother.
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These findings are therefore important because paternal depression has been examined less often and parental thoughts about infant sleep have been largely overlooked.
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Ms. Rafaelian's paternal grandfather, Melkon Rafaelian, had arrived at Ellis Island from Armenia in 1913, settled in Providence, R.I., and started a family.
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In the case of the DPRK, the founder of the country was the Supreme Leader Kim Il-sung, the paternal grandfather of KJU.
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In smaller roles, Michael Mulheren scowls and plots as that villainous mayor, and Stephen Bogardus imbues Billy's widower father with a paternal tenderness.
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Before World War II, the Huang brothers' paternal relatives amassed a railroad fortune, but lost it all during the Japanese invasion of Nanjing.
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The agency was founded in the 216s by the groom's paternal grandfather, Phil Gersh, who represented actors including Humphrey Bogart and Lauren Bacall.
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He grew up in Riverhead, a small town on the North Shore of Long Island, where he was raised by his paternal grandparents.
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His first exposure to tennis, he said, occurred when he was 6, thwacking a ball against a wall in his paternal grandmother's basement.
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The agency was founded in the 1940s by the groom's paternal grandfather, Phil Gersh, who represented actors including Humphrey Bogart and Lauren Bacall.
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Gene BoccialettiNew York To the Editor: Both of my paternal grandparents were born in Ireland and emigrated to the United States around 1900.
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His paternal grandfather, Bernhard Beinecke, was a German immigrant and entrepreneur who built the Plaza Hotel, at the southeast corner of Central Park.
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My paternal black grandmother had a leg amputated because of diabetes and ultimately died of it, when I was just a young girl.
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"Bangladesh symbolizes who I am ... my roots, my origins, the birthplace of my father as well as both my maternal and paternal grandparents."
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"Ad Astra" suggests that the only way to shed the paternal burden is to make peace with Dad, who must then, well, die.
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Overall, 28.4% of the granddaughters in the paternal pairs also developed ovarian cancer, compared with 13.9% of the granddaughters in the maternal pairs.
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Esa otra familia, inanimada y fantasmagórica, se convirtió en un nexo paternal que terminó por convertirse en un rasgo personal de Von Oldershausen.
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Ms. Lash's paternal grandfather, Herbert Lehman, spent most of his career in politics, and served as New York's governor and as a senator.
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Ms. Greenleaf began to suffer from depression at age seven, when she lost her paternal grandmother, with whom she had a very close relationship.
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He can be menacing when his job and circumstances call for it, but he isn't malicious, and he treats Ionita with tough paternal tenderness.
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" While Lawrence did say Weinstein was "paternal" towards her, she also said in the same interview, "I didn't know that he was a rapist.
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But insecurity and the weight of paternal influence—the transferred trauma, the quiet woundings, the things left unspoken—inform each experience the play describes.
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FOX 13 spoke with Stephon Davis, Jordan's paternal uncle, who said he and his family believed Stinson was behind whatever happened to the boy.
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For the first part of the reading, John commented, "Oh, it's actually kind of crowded back there," before honing in on Dewan's paternal grandfather.
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Almost all of Kyle's ancestors came from northern Europe, Moore concluded, and his paternal grandparents and great-grandparents probably came from the American South.
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His language is both paternal and rife with the same politics of any man who believes they can define a woman's boundaries for her.
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Previous studies have showed that advanced paternal age can lead to a higher risk of psychiatric diseases, such as autism and schizophrenia, in offspring.
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And when the paternal mitochondria stick around for longer than they should during an embryo's development, that embryo is a greater risk of dying.
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After four months in a refugee camp, the Vo family, including Danh's paternal grandmother, received emigration papers and took a commercial airliner to Denmark.
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A baby born through mitochondrial donation would thus inherit maternal nuclear DNA, paternal nuclear DNA and a helping of mitochondrial DNA from the mitomum.
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Alzheimer's disease has occurred in numerous maternal and paternal ancestors of mine, including grandparents, aunts, uncles and cousins (my extended family is rather large).
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Dr. Xue and his colleagues found, however, that the paternal mitochondria in the roundworms actually started to break down before any autophagosomes reached them.
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Powell's paternal grandfather, Lionel, settled near Melton Mowbray in Leicestershire and became a surgeon of sorts in order to finance his passion for foxhunting.
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His paternal grandparents were a British battle-cruiser commander in World War I and the daughter of Marshall Field, the Chicago department store entrepreneur.
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Feeling proud of himself and ready to step in with some paternal wisdom, Branson put his arms around his kids and guided them away.
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My maternal grandmother was Buddhist, my parents and paternal grandparents are and were Christian, and my maternal grandfather was atheist with a Confucian bias.
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If the system is as you describe it, you're unlikely to get this internship unless you agree to the pulling of the paternal strings.
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His mother had fled the North, leaving behind family members; his paternal uncle was never seen again after being taken prisoner by the North.
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They moved into a studio apartment rented by Mr. Bieniek's paternal grandmother, who had arrived years earlier to work as a cleaner and caretaker.
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Things quickly change course when Mia's paternal grandmother comes into town and informs Mia that her late father was the crown prince of Genovia.
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Together, they had the look of paternal rock stars, though on occasion the light shifted and these men took on the aura of junkies.
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He was able to trace his paternal lineage back to a Frenchman, Nicholas Bodin of Tours, who received a Louisiana land grant in 1710.
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Ms. Tandoh's paternal grandfather, who immigrated to Britain from Ghana, died two years ago, and since then, her interest in Ghanaian flavors has grown.
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The paternal Y-DNA test is also $30 off at $139, and the maternal mtDNA comes in at a whopping $503 off for $149.
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While this might also be true for fathers, less is known about the association between paternal drinking and birth defects, the study team notes.
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This was the legacy of Michele's paternal grandmother, who served as a kind of wise woman to her community, in the city of L'Aquila.
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My paternal grandparents fared better, as all four of their parents fled Germany early, but dozens of their other relatives perished in concentration camps.
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Yesterday, according to our informant, Perelmann's son spent all day and all night in a ten-gallon hat of thus far unknown paternal associations.
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He had been to Japan seven times at that point in his life, but somehow never to the home country of his paternal grandparents.
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I have never been as moved as the first time I visited Miltown Malbay, the village my mother's paternal grandmother left as a teenager.
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Like the Australian twins, the semi-identical American pair were identical on their mother's side but only shared around half of their paternal DNA.
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