Sentence examples for birth acts from inspiring English sources

I've come to believe that our obsession with birth acts as a scrim for our lack of attention to what happens after.

The great sociologist Max Weber postulated that the birth act of modern capitalism was the secession of business from the household and thus the web of moral and ethical obligations that intimate form of human organization entailed.

Combined with previous research, this suggests that parity and age at first birth act through different mechanisms than breastfeeding.

Among adult immigrants from low-risk areas, place of birth acted as a protective factor, while breast cancer incidence was shown to increase among the younger migrants [ 27].

The aim of this study was to examine whether birth weight acts as a biological determinant of physical activity and sedentary time.

The aim of this study was to examine whether birth weight acts as a biological determinant of physical activity levels across normal birth weight ranges, using a combined analysis of data from four cohort studies with objectively measured physical activity.

Parents' birth weight acts as a predictor for the descendant birth weight, with the correlation more strongly transmitted through maternal line.

This study examined whether birth weight acts as a correlate of sedentary time in youth and whether this association is mediated by waist circumference.

Congress first banned the procedure in the Partial Birth Abortion Act of 1996, which President Clinton vetoed.

In an attempt to bolster its defense of the unconstitutional Partial Birth Abortion Act of 2003, the Bush administration has gone beyond its campaign to destroy women's reproductive rights and has attacked the privacy rights of all Americans.

Dr Clare Shortall, the author of the report and a volunteer at the Doctors of the World family clinic in east London, said that presenting bills to people after giving birth would act as a deterrent to seeking vital healthcare.