Sentence examples for birth suggests from inspiring English sources

Simply working to make conditions within the working class better, rather than striving for the transformation of society as a whole so that individuals are not bound by the circumstances of their birth, suggests that people are essentially happy with the status quo.

This result, taken together with the survival of most of the MKS3 mutant pups after birth, suggests that these animals must have some ability to smell, since severe olfactory deficits typically result in neonatal death due to failure of olfactory cues to initiate suckling.

The trend towards increased likelihood of spontaneous vaginal birth suggests that further refinement of structured care is warranted.

Detection of WUV in 3 patients hospitalized since birth suggests the potential for nosocomial, congenital, or perinatal infection.

The stronger association with PTB than with SGA birth suggests that immigrant density may be operating through stress mechanisms, assuming PTB is more strongly linked to stress [ 5].

It has been shown that the administration of low dose IL-1β to mice at birth suggests that long-lasting and perhaps permanent alterations occur in the CNS and peripheral neurotransmitter systems [ 58].

When they compared the outcomes for these two births they found no statistically significant difference for birth weight and gestational age or for the risk of the baby dying during or just after birth, suggesting that IVF does not tend to lead to worse pregnancy outcomes.

A sequence of extraordinary events – beginning with a vast flock of birds driving off a horde of elephant-riding Abyssinians just prior to his birth – suggest that far from a very naughty boy, this might be the messiah they have on their hands.

They knew accurately how old Richard III was when he died, so they were able to check the age of his skeleton matched the age they knew about, whereas histories of Henry I are ambiguous about his date of birth, suggesting 1068 or 1069.

Repeated analysis 1 and 4 years after birth showed that tobacco smoke-induced epigenetic signatures were stable for up to 4 years after birth, suggesting a long-term impact of tobacco-related adverse health effects.

The multiple protecting and barrier-supporting properties of the creamy, white biofilm vernix caseosa (VC) before and after birth suggest that a VC biomimetic could be an innovative barrier cream for barrier-deficient skin.