Sentence examples similar to birth's derivation from inspiring English sources
Clicking on D reveals the word's derivation, or etymology.
Bute's derivation is also uncertain.
Then, there's 'skel.' There's a derivation to that.
"It's German in derivation," he has said.
Birth order child's birth order.
Because birth length was not available for Brazil, conditional variable derivations used birthweight as a measure of birth size for all sites.
Mr. Jacchia traces the word's origin from Latin showing the derivation is somewhat different.
Their median (range) gestation was 34 (28 41) weeks, and birth weight 2380 (1120 4080) grams, not significantly different from the derivation cohort.
Their derivation from extraembryonic tissues, which are normally discarded at birth, obviates the necessity for invasive biopsy or destruction of the blastocyst, and renders them an ethically neutral source of stem cells.
Secondary outcomes included neonatal and maternal morbidities, maternal interventions, and mode of birth (see appendix 1 on bmj.com for a complete list of pre-specified outcomes and appendix 2 for details of the derivation of outcome variables requiring clinical review).
