Sentence examples for implications of birth from inspiring English sources

Yet women are still working out the financial implications of birth control.

But they never really talked about the implications of 'Birth of a Nation,' never really talked about how that film was used as a recruiting tool for the K.K.K".

In 1962, Pope John XXIII convened a commission to examine the ethical implications of birth control, a commission which was expanded and continued under Pope Paul VI.

Finally, our analysis of early-life effects used data collected retrospectively at ages 50 and older, meaning that a sizeable share of respondents were excluded due to missing values on retrospective measures of early-life socioeconomic status, and that the implications of birth region characteristics for physiological development and socioeconomic advancement in early life could not be observed.

Henderson and Petrou [ 21] conducted a structured review of the economic implications of home births and short-stay hospital births and compared the resource use of these birth settings as opposed to hospital birth.

In view of the far-reaching implications of the birth of allegedly 'gene-edited' twin girls announced by Chinese researcher He Jiankui last month (Nature 563, 607 608; 2018), we urgently need to revisit the use of the term.

Riffing on the release of the Hollywood blockbuster Transcendence, they called on the public and politicians to consider the implications of the birth of super-intelligent machines before they became a reality – and made it clear that this reality was not far off.

He had always been much closer to the Emperor's heart than had Hortense's second child and thus his death, together with the implications of the birth of the infant Léon some months before, cruelly brought into focus the question of the divorce.

First, it is straightforward to investigate the implications of varying birth rates f(s).

Additional analyses should investigate the implications of the birth cohort trends identified here for future diabetes prevalence in the U.S.

Given the social and economic implications of EPT birth, it is critical that new preventative approaches are developed to improve outcomes in the preterm population.