Sentence examples for improper birth from inspiring English sources

When Bjork released her latest record, Vulnicura, before it's March street date in January, the album was given an improper birth into the world and probably not the roll out that Iceland's best musical export intended.

This corresponded to more than two in every five women (results not shown) not adhering to the recommendation, implying that a significant proportion of mothers in the study area may be at risk of adverse maternal and newborn health outcomes due to improper birth spacing.

The Metro evidently concluded that the ads would offend Catholics, since the church teaches that vasectomies are an improper method of birth control.

When PDS is defective, however, it leads to Pendred syndrome, a rare disease that produces deafness at birth due to improper fetal development of the inner ear and accounts for 7%to10%0% of all congenital deafness.

An inherited deficiency leads to hydrops fetalis, a birth defect related to improper fetal breakdown of mucopolysaccharides and water accumulation.

Hypospadias is one of the most common genital birth defect, characterized by improper closing of the urethral folds during development and resulting ectopic opening of the urethra.

Primary congenital glaucoma (PCG) is present at birth and is characterized by improper development of the eye's aqueous outflow system.

Accordingly, an improper force balance can lead to morphological abnormalities and birth defects (Epstein et al., 2004; Moore et al., 2013).

Kansas law permits late-term abortions when two independent doctors agree that the pregnant woman would be irreparably harmed by giving birth Prosecutors charged that the doctor, George Tiller, had an improper financial relationship with a doctor from Lawrence, Kristin Neuhaus, who provided a second opinion in the 19 cases cited.

Improper transliteration from Arabic to English on his Saudi passport, then onto Mr. Hamdi's American birth certificate, made his son known as Yaser Hamdi in the United States.

The U.N.F.P.A. estimates that, of the women projected to give birth in the next year, a hundred and twenty thousand are at risk of dying from obstetric complications due to improper medical support.