Sentence examples for born separately from inspiring English sources

If so, he adds, it could validate recent computer models that predict many brown dwarfs are born separately but close together.

Figures  1 and 2 shows the smoothed percentile curves for male and female babies of first born separately.

These latter, too, rejected classical 19th-century evolutionism, but they were nevertheless inclined toward painting grand theories principally the theory that out of a few ancient cultural centres or civilizations, born quite separately, there had developed the array of cultures existing today.

The key parameter is represented by θ k, estimated based on the PYSM (Z) when individual i, in family f, was born, estimated separately for each of the k outcomes.

Figures  3 and 4 shows the smoothed percentile curves for male and female babies of later born babies separately.

Further research is needed to address the unique needs for social support and professional support for mothers of preterm infants, and to conduct an analyses of immigrant and Canadian born mothers separately to investigate what support interventions best match the needs of immigrant and Canadian born mothers with preterm infants.

Table 2 presents the aggregated qualification distribution for immigrants and the NZ-born separately for each census year.

MY parents, both born in Latvia, emigrated separately to Palestine and met on a kibbutz in 1930.

That she did, explaining that her parents were actually born in Vietnam, leaving separately before they met in America, her mother on a boat that encountered a storm and some resistance before arriving in Thailand.

However, we categorised Australian-born women separately into two additional groups: Australian-born Indigenous and Australian-born non-Indigenous.

In the main analysis, regressions are estimated separately by gender and separately for natives (those born in Sweden independently of where their parents are born), Western immigrants (those born in a Nordic country, within EU15 and in North America), and non-Western immigrants (those born elsewhere).