Sentence examples for birth were lost in from inspiring English sources

The official Parisian records of Sarah Bernhardt's birth were lost in the fire that engulfed the Hotel de Ville during the Commune uprising of 1871.

Since 14.4% of the 34.1% who might have had subsequent births were lost in our follow-up, we may have lost 42% (14.4/34.1) of the women who had subsequent births in our follow-up of the cohort of 19 811 women.

Third, in the absence of oxytocin, the circadian gating of birth is lost following a shift in the light cycle so that parturition has a much greater chance of being dysfunctional.

Her age is impossible to verify because her documents were lost in the Second Chechen War, but her internal passport reports her birth date as June 1 , 1889

Pyramidal neurons are typically generated before birth and are lost in various neurological disorders.

Among them will be Wilola Shinholster Lee, a 60-year-old retiree who was born in Georgia and has been unable to replace her birth certificate, which was lost in a house fire.

Being able to take action when the woman is lost in the birth process is another factor.

Years could be lost in search of a birth certificate, a driver's license, or a passport.

Collectively, these data demonstrate that centriole cohesion, and thus centrosome integrity, is lost in mammalian cardiomyocytes shortly after birth.

Of the original cohort of 2414, 160 babies had not been registered in Amsterdam at birth and were lost to follow up.

She notes in her figures from 1970 to 2000 that, out of 2,028 births, eight babies were lost.