Sentence examples for birth and progress from inspiring English sources

He recounts the birth and progress of Stanford's Continuing Studies program and gives his impressions on the value and rewards of skilled teaching.

He searched by way of monuments and linguistics for the origins and migrations of peoples; then for the birth and progress of the sciences, ethics, and politics; and, finally, for the elements of a historia sacra.

Symptoms emerge shortly after birth and progress rapidly, such that most patients with Hurler syndrome die within the first decade of life.

Low biliary phospholipid levels trigger nonpurulent inflammatory cholangitis with portal inflammation and ductular proliferation beginning shortly after birth and progressing to end-stage disease in the course of 3 to 6 months.

The reluctance of countries to look in their own backyards when it comes to invading a person's right to give birth, and piecemeal progress in acknowledging that right, is mirrored in the reluctance to condemn others' practices.

We presume patients acquired infection after birth and infection progressed naturally.

It is an inherited disorder, present from birth, and does not progress over time.

Fractures may be present at birth, and the condition progresses to early lower limb deformities, coxa vara and osteopenia.

Timing of and progress to normal birth, operative vaginal birth or caesarean section, including for the indication of non-reassuring fetal status, will be at the discretion of the clinicians in consultation with the labouring woman.

This is not surprising, as for example coarctation of the aorta may develop and progress early after birth and is not always duct-dependent.

The clinical features of CFC syndrome continue to progress after birth, and MEK inhibitors might be useful in managing and reducing the severity of clinical features during childhood.