The estimates of the variance components suggest that the
mode of inheritance of hip dysplasia is quantitative, with a major gene affecting the trait jointly with numerous minor genes.
However, he has already made clear that he regards the present structure
of inheritance tax as unfair.
Unfortunately the government — both federal and state — will also take a portion
of the inheritance in estate and inheritance taxes.
Certain assets are not included in the exercise - items owned by one of other party before marriage and items which were received by gift
of inheritance from a third party.
The basic
laws of inheritance are important because they can reveal how a genetic trait of interest or a disorder can be passed from generation to generation.
In order to preserve as much
of your inheritance as possible, you need to learn the best way to minimize the tax burden for each asset.
The common law
rule of inheritance is that all creditors (which the lender would be) make claims on the estate.
As we predicted, the defendant appealed arguing that the loss of parental guidance awards were excessive and that the
loss of inheritance awards were improper....
How does a farmer then leave each child with a fair and equal
share of inheritance if the majority of their wealth is tied up in land, equipment, etc.?
This will allow you to reduce your taxable federal income, and recoup a
portion of the inheritance that the state government took.
Ideally I am no longer bound to a single
line of inheritance from the past projected forward to my lonely death in the future.
This chemical
basis of inheritance presumably influences everything about the development of the individual — influences, but does not fully determine.
He said that raising the threshold or reducing the
rate of inheritance tax would also be options that a future Conservative government might enact.
Perhaps someday the mysterious chemical
nature of the inheritance of defects will be understood, and a simple chemical correction made or gene therapy performed for most of them.
If you've got a sizable estate, chances are you're looking to leave your children some
type of inheritance when you pass away.
To me, it's crazy to spend that kind of money on such small living quarters and to take out such a huge
chunk of the inheritance right away without investing.
Adoption creates an equal basis of recognition under the law in
terms of inheritance and equitable distribution upon death of an adoptive parent.
Gifts
of inheritance received during the marriage are considered the separate property of the spouse who received the funds.
This mode
of inheritance means that one affected dog crossed with one normal dog will produce puppies of which half, on average, will have the disease.
Such a
process of inheritance seems to be the essence of every human «society,» in the usual meaning of the word.
However, we do not yet have definitive information about every disease that has a genetic component, or what its
method of inheritance is.
I am a good person who does not help and be kind to anybody because of the
promise of inheritance of riches or heaven.
Personal identity picks out but one strand
of inheritance within a much more complex network of social interaction.
This sort
of inheritance seems to be very rare, otherwise it would have turned up more often in experiments.
Apart from my encounter with him, I doubt that I would have come to appreciate the
importance of our inheritance from our hunting and gathering ancestors.
In the simple
view of inheritance, it doesn't matter whether a gene comes from your mother or your father.
A new study in mice, however, suggests other possibilities — some of which could dramatically alter our
notions of inheritance.
Phrases with «of inheritance»