Sentence examples for inborn trend from inspiring English sources

He often sailed using zodiacal charts — according to "Good Night, Sweet Prince," a biography by his friend Gene Fowler, he was a devotee of astrology and had "an inborn trend toward mysticism".

In analyses disaggregated by birth location, mortality was inversely associated with birth weight among both inborn (P-value for trend <0.01) and outborn infants (P-value for trend <0.01).

Mortality was also inversely associated with gestational age group overall and among inborn and outborn infants (P-value for trend <0.01 in each group), with greater mortality among younger gestational age groups.> -wrap-foot>> -wrap-foot> Each analysis is based on available data for that measure, as such denominators differ depending on the response rate.

The chi-square test was used to evaluate differences between inborn and outborn infants and linear regression test for trend was used to evaluate differences in mortality based on birth weight and gestational age group.

Something that is innate is, of course, possessed at birth, inborn, inherent, congenital, and hereditary.

It was just inborn".

He just has inborn qualities".

CHICAGO - IT must be inborn.

It was an inborn talent.

Or is there an essential presence that is inborn?

"It's an inborn industriousness," she would explain, smiling.