Sentence examples for distinguished birth from inspiring English sources

Instead, she fell in love with a man, who although of distinguished birth, was earning his living as a coachman.

He leapfrogged over men of more distinguished birth to become the secretary to his bishop a year after ordination.

In our model, the initial population of luminal probiotic bacteria could be assumed to be higher in infants born vaginally to distinguish birth type.

Also, distinguishing births to dual-military parents was not possible, since only one parent can be identified as the military sponsor of a beneficiary child in the databases.

All participants knew of "many women" who had experienced a preterm birth, distinguished the preterm birth from a miscarriage, and estimated the rate overall in the population to range from "1 in every 4 mothers, or maybe 1 in every 5"; few participants could convert this to a percentage.

Warlike and illiterate barons were gradually replaced by a small group of noblemen who excelled in their professional skills but were not distinguished by birth or military ability.

The relative birth weight formulation also fails to distinguish between birth weight differences due to differences in gestational duration and birth weight differences due to fetal growth [ 14, 15].

When we conducted a sensitivity analysis that distinguished between births located in higher versus lower PM10 tracts during the wildfire event, we observed that the decrease in birth weight associated with gestational wildfire exposure was similar between these two populations.

A hundred years ago, when Margaret Sanger, the mother of birth control, was waging her battle to decriminalize contraception, one of the many obstacles she faced was the public's inability to distinguish between birth control and abortion.

Each participant then had to distinguish whether "birth" or "childhood" was more closely related to the stem word "pregnancy".

In these studies, however, the authors did not distinguish between birth outcome of women diagnosed with breast cancer during their pregnancy and women diagnosed shortly after pregnancy.