Sentence examples for born conventionally from inspiring English sources
And, even with all her advantages, she still had to get over the biggest obstacle to becoming an on-screen leading lady: she was not born conventionally beautiful.
But Northern Ireland is no longer a conservative place; in both Belfast and Derry, only a minority of children are born to conventionally married parents.
b Conventionally, infants born with a birth weight of less than 2500grams are categorized as low birth weight (LBW) and vice versa.
Most non-binary people are born with bodies that look conventionally male or female, but grow up feeling different".
The charity says: "Most non-binary people are born with bodies that look conventionally male or female, but grow up feeling different".
There were no differences in the number of total born piglets per litter (mean ± SEM) from sows mated, intrauterinally inseminated and conventionally inseminated (13.9 ± 0.5, 15.6 ± 1.3 and 13.1 ± 1.0, respectively).
3 For preterm infants, centile charts have conventionally been based on cross-sectional birth weight data of babies born at different gestational ages such as the British 1990 reference.
"Baptised a Catholic and born a Democrat", he entered public life as an aide to Averell Harriman, a conventionally liberal governor of New York.
Lozano, born in 1930 into a staid, middle-class household in Newark as Lenore Knaster, began her career conventionally enough, with a B.F.A. from the Art Institute of Chicago after getting her bachelor's in liberal studies from the University of Chicago in 1951.
Fertility rates and live born kids were similar for semen cryopreserved with BSA/sucrose (77% and 7.6) compared with fresh semen (84% and 8.1) and significantly higher than the figures recorded for the conventionally frozen semen in the BSA/trehalose group (52% and 6.1; P ≤ 0.05).
