Sentence examples for birth failed from inspiring English sources

A bill that would have allowed students to sue their school if they saw a transgender student in a bathroom that did not correspond with the gender he or she or they were assigned at birth failed in the Kentucky state Senate on Thursday.

The relatively low TNFα response to Pam3CSK4 (TLR1/2), Poly (I C) (TLR3) and ODN M362 (TLR9) at birth failed to increase in any age group to 12 months, in fact the TLR9-mediated TNFα response significantly decreased from the 1 month to 12 month age groups (trend analysis p = 0.008, Table S2 and Figure 3).

A few participants also noted that the raised expectations associated with the training led to some disappointment when their labour and birth failed to proceed as planned.

Similarly, ex vivo-stimulated mLN cells from rat pups gavaged with OVA after birth failed to produce significantly higher IFN-γ titres relative to cells from pups gavaged after birth with saline [ 25].

For other women, an unexpected consequence of using self-hypnosis was that it raised expectations and led to disappointment when labour and birth failed to live up to these enhanced expectations.

35 We excluded infants who weighed less than 2500 g at birth; failed to thrive; had major medical problems; had an allergy to cow's milk protein (confirmed by symptom resolution after a two week trial of hypoallergenic formula or a cow's milk protein-free diet in mothers of breastfed infants); or took solids, antibiotics, or L reuteri at the start of the trial.

The affected infant vomits shortly after birth, fails to gain weight, and appears mentally retarded.

As shown by other workers [ 24], all immature muscle fibers denervated at birth fail to become reinnervate, and the few reinnervated muscle fibers may be overloaded, hypertrophied and eventually necrotized.

The absence of effects on risk of later ages at, or short intervals since, a last birth fails to support the view that endometrial cancer is influenced by mechanical clearance of initiated cells.

Russia wants to reverse a trend in which the population is shrinking by about 700,000 people a year as births fail to outpace a death rate fueled by AIDS, alcoholism and suicide.

White "natural decrease" — when births fail to keep up with deaths — is due largely to the aging of the baby-boom generation and declining white fertility rates, particularly since the Great Recession, the report found.