Sentence examples for birth origin from inspiring English sources

I'm Jewish by birth origin and it's part of who I am.

This urban preference is probably due to the highly biased birth origin of physicians toward urban areas [ 13, 15, 16].

In King County, Washington, the population is highly diverse in terms of birth origin, as well as socioeconomic status.

All participants signed an informed consent letter that included questions regarding age, gender, weight, Body mass index (BMI), and birth origin.

The ear tag number also linked to the British Cattle Movement Service (BCMS) database where data on date of birth, origin (whether it was homebred or purchased), breed, dam and sex were sourced.

For example, a USDA backtag does not necessarily reflect an animal's country of origin, as these temporary tags are applied at concentration points, such as livestock markets and slaughter establishments, and generally without knowledge of the animal's birth origin.

In her Op-Ed, she said birth origins don't matter; in "By Blood," she shows us that they matter, intensely — if only because we cannot keep from seeking them out, whatever the risk, whatever we may find.

A property generalization task is used, in which biological relations (birth origins) are pitted against adoptive relations.

Five- to nine-year-old children's interpretations of biological phenomena are studied by examining to what extent the transmission of different kinds of properties is perceived as being causally related to birth origins.

Food seeking behaviour may have a pre-birth origin.

In the Australian context, individuals from a CALD background identify as having specific cultural or linguistic affiliation by virtue of their place of birth, ancestry, ethnic origin, religion, preferred language, or language spoken at home, or because of their parents' identification on a similar basis.