Sentence examples for birth hour from inspiring English sources

Now, you might regard the Civil War as the birth hour of modern liberty and equality.

The next most common birth hour was noon, when 6.0percentt of babies were born.

The risk of a low Apgar score was not influenced by season of birth, hour of birth, location of maternity hospital, or day of delivery (weekdays versus weekends).

In "Motherhood and Poetics," an essay about her poetic awakening, Maxine Kumin invokes Rilke's advice to "await the birth-hour of a new clarity".

Mr. Stoppard's trilogy is a constant reminder that the seduction of revolutionary thought is only partly in the theories; in its birthing hours it is full of drama, excitement and, yes, fun.

These data were used to generate an overheads cost per place of birth per hour.

In the UK, an estimated 1,000 births daily; worldwide, an estimated 10,000 births an hour.

Breastfeeding immediately after birth and hours after birth are both positive and significant at the 5% and 10% levels respectively.

Particularly, timely initiation of breastfeeding, which was measured as starting the new born on breast milk either immediately after birth or hours after birth, were both significant in affecting child health.

HIV-1 testing was performed on infant blood at birth (<48 hours) and 1, 3, 6, 9 and 12 months.

The first urination occurred within the first 6 hours after birth (mean 3 hours).