And then we'll move towards altruism, towards non kin.
Clear up free radicals and their kin, and you will slow down the process of ageing.
Part of a mortuary technician's job involves preparing the deceased for viewings by the next of kin.
Researchers say the roots alert plants to the relationship of nearby plants, because when impatiens were planted near siblings but in separate POTS, they didn't recognize their kin.
Killing, plundering and burning, the Mongol hordes swept all before them, driving across the northern provinces to Yenching(now peking), the Kin capital.
Among our primitive ancestors, those who ventured farthest from their caves in search of better food or who overcame their fear of fire accrued significant advantages over their meeker kin.
You any kin to the Wilsons over on Balsum Mountain?
A mercenary gets involved in a mission that threatens the lives of his kin.
Sociobiological systems involved in peer affiliation, social hierarchy, kin recognition, and social exchange operate through the dorsal anterior cingulate gyrus.
Both are hadron colliders: machines that smash protons into each other, or into their antimatter kin, at a smidgen below the speed of light in order to create shrapnel in the form of other particles.
After a while neighbors and kin just let her hoe.
You must go to her and claim kin, and ask for some help in our trouble.
It wasn't selfish genes that wove these people together. It was social skills, the ability to form intimate groups with non-kin.
Aside from minor differences in the shape of neck vertebrae and the relative length of the arms, early birds and their Maniraptoran kin, such as Velociraptor, look very much alike.
By providing insights that improve agricultural productivity, studies of kin recognition could literally bear fruit.
Interpreting such a sanction to include a website-which, for Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, is more a kin to a shop window than a cash till-may seem extreme.
These include personal danger, loss of kin, livelihood, homes, etc.
Without the appropriate legal papers, your next of kin will attempt to make the decisions that you would want.
Family ties are sacrosanct and, even in the midst of a bitter family feud, kin will ultimately always look out for kin.
Mother and baby live near the airport, while their protuberantly lipped kin mooch about on the cycling and hiking trails by which the encircling Alaskan wilderness infiltrates and permeates the city.
Possibly—but then try explaining why Greek-Americans, who are at least as devout as their motherland kin, do so very well in business, education and public service.
They should be with their blood kin.
Although it is true that I am near of kin, there is a kinsman-redeemer nearer than I.
Born into the Santhal tribe, Betka "unknowingly drew his distant kin closer than ever." - Abigail tucker.
