Sentence examples for births whose from inspiring English sources
At 5 minutes, 148 (1.9%) of 7,669 live births whose Apgar scores were recorded had very low Apgar scores.
To examine this, we restricted the analysis to the subset of births whose gestations overlapped the father's dates of exposure at the plant.
The percentage of last births whose delivery was assisted by qualified medical personnel (doctor, nurse or nurse-midwife) was 43.4% while only two fifths (41.2%) received postnatal care (Table 2).
We obtained data from the United States Census Bureau of 2000 on median household income for each census tract in the study area, and assigned these to births whose address belonged to that tract.
Median income- We obtained data from the United States Census Bureau of 2000 on median household income [ 27] for each census tract in the study area, and assigned these to births whose address belonged to that tract.
The study population consisted of all live singleton births whose mothers resided in four Pennsylvania counties (Allegheny, Beaver, Lackawanna, and Philadelphia) and for whom birth certificates were filed with dates of birth between 1 January 1997 and 31 December 2001 (n = 187,997).
To me, a Southerner by birth whose formative moral experience was the civil rights movement, this fact is profoundly disturbing".
It concludes with an extraordinary watercolor by Hannah Höch, "The Birth," whose bright colors and Gothic forms communicate an unmistakable ambivalence toward motherhood.
Just what has happened to Mr. Davies -- a Briton by birth whose first job at The Journal News in 1993 paid $15 an hour -- since the Pulitzer Board honored his "piercing" work in April 2004?
I also now have more than my fair share of wonderful "children" -- young people other women birthed; whose diapers other men changed; who somehow got through the ravages of adolescence with and without me.
Women with a small baby experiencing an OASI at first birth whose next baby was >4 kg were particularly at increased risk of recurrence.
