Sentence examples for born late from inspiring English sources

Accordingly, Boyle et al. [ 15] have reported that 64.2 % out of 1146 infants born late (34 36weeks) and moderately (32 33 weeks) preterm were fed breast milk.

To describe neonatal outcomes and explore variation in delivery of care for infants born late (34 36  weeks) and moderately (32 33 weeks) preterm (LMPT).

Her pregnancy divides her family, despite Digby's evident devotion to her and eventually to Hélène, born late in 1915.

She got to meet her baby brother Seth after he was born late in 2014.

Table 1 shows prevalence and crude odds of being born late preterm for a set of maternal characteristics in the 2004 Pelotas Birth Cohort.

To accomplish these preparations, juveniles born late in the season can either delay hibernation onset or complete preparation for the winter in a shorter time span than early-born individuals.

Furthermore, hypothermic (i.e., weak) piglets and piglets born late in the birth order suffer a higher risk of dying (Vasdal et al. 2010; Pedersen et al. unpublished).

Based on maternal investment theory, we also predicted that piglet mortality would be higher for litters born late in a sow's life and thus that the number of surviving piglets would be higher in early litters.

Ms. Khattar promptly bore two children, the youngest born late last year.

Happy with his football, his music, his son - born late last summer - and his enviable professional Midas touch.

The Pythagorean Archytas (born late 5th century) lived in a democracy (Tarentum in southern Italy), and seems to have argued for fair and proportionate dealings between rich and poor (Huffman 2005).