maternally

He may instead have been maternally related to that house.

Children, as much as maternally possible, are kept forever inside.

He was probably the first to make practical use of maternally derived immunity.

But his staff was emphatically loyal and almost maternally protective.

He hadn't realized, however, that she felt maternally toward his "son."

"Go have a bath, dinner is in an hour," Aurora says maternally.

Then, hearing something more distressed in Maggie's voice, she became maternally reassuring.

Dorothy rises maternally to the subject of Jeff's career and the decisions he has made.

At times, she treated this figure solicitously, even maternally.

She said "There," maternally, and carried his laden hand away from her and back to him.

Indeed some "clan mothers" are descended from others (although not maternally).

Many of these targets are genes that are expressed maternally.

Flowering plants were once thought to only inherit chloroplasts maternally.

Bustling about almost maternally, she fluffed pillows and turned down covers.

Collins had a nice relationship with Hannah, who had always regarded him maternally.

This time, not emotionally or maternally involved, to smile should come more easily and careful comment was just a matter of being polite.

Shelley Evans has written a character who may be morally and maternally impeccable.

She climbs onto the bed, cradles Vivian maternally and reads to her from a children's book.

Nearby, a crane nodded maternally above a container ship.

It is maternally imprinted, and is linked to breast cancer.

I do feel maternally about the dancers.

A box opener was chatting maternally with them.

Thus, established cases are usually patients with maternally inherited idic (15).

Maternally loaded proteins can also be localized or ubiquitous throughout the cytoplasm.

This added detail can be shown by including an M class (for maternally derived immunity) at the beginning of the model.