Sentence examples for birth of which from inspiring English sources
The company created nearly 500 embryos by cloning; 30 survived to birth, of which 24 grew to adulthood.
In 2010 that changes with the introduction of the utterly superfluous P20, the birth of which may be worthy of a parliamentary inquiry.
Approximately 50 75% of LMs are present at birth, of which 80 90% are detected before 2 years of age and few on antenatal US.
Norwegian parents receive substantial financial support including one full year of paid parental leave after birth, of which currently 10 weeks should be taken by the father (Norwegian Labour and Welfare Administration, 2014).
James's queen, Anne of Denmark, gave birth to seven children who survived beyond birth, of which three reached adulthood: #Henry, Prince of Wales (19 February 1594 – 6 November 1612).
He finally gives in, but his fears are validated when Bella finds she is pregnant with a fast-growing, blood-sucking fetus, the birth of which could have terrible, unforeseen consequences, if she even survives long enough to deliver, that is.
This comes to 7.3m births, of which 2m are born to girls under 15.
Thirteen pregnancies were treated, with 12 live births, of which 9 infants survived.
Similar figures for 2002 show 596,122 live births of which 17.7% were to women born overseas.
After screening, the sample used in this study consisted of 733,339 births of which 17.8% were classified as African American (Table 3).
