Sentence examples for born to low from inspiring English sources

Yes, the increase in the number of unplanned children born to low- and moderate-income women and girls whose male partners make minimal or no contribution to their children's upbringing may be cause for concern.

Neither colostrum yield, milk yield or lamb birth weight differed between FS groups but lambs born to low FS ewes had greater (p=0.050) brown adipose tissue reserves.

And children born to low income parents are now earning even less than the generations before them.

Similarly, we found IL-10 and IFN-γ to PHA was higher in infants born to high producer mothers compared to those born to low producer mothers.

The perinatal mortality rate for babies born to low risk Indian-born primiparous women was the highest of any group examined, though this was not statistically significant.

The newborn children of these women would not only need to be administered expensive hepatitis B immune globulin at birth but they are also less protected by the vaccination program than the children born to low infectious maternal carriers [ 1, 7].

Unsurprisingly, perhaps, half of American children born to low-income parents grow up to be low-income adults.

He had lit upon their article, in the magazine of the Child Poverty Action Group, that examined the issue of poverty and single parenthood, and jumped to the mistaken conclusion that the Wynns were arguing that far too many babies were being born to low-IQ mothers, the result of which would be an increasingly sub-standard British population.

During the previous period 7 infected infants had been born to high-risk mothers and 2 had been born to low-risk mothers.

The majority of the more than 100 infants that participated were African-American, mostly born to low-income mothers who had not graduated from high school.

The importance of this new study is that it has identified another potential contributor to low birth weight in a population of infants already at risk: those born to low-income populations with poor access to good nutrition and prenatal care.