Sentence examples for later birth from inspiring English sources

Podolski, less controversially, simply enjoyed the mercy of an even later birth.

"Our evidence… supports the idea that reduced parental investment in children's education for offspring of later birth order contributed to the observed birth order vs myopia association," he said.

The floating museum, on the historic industrial Fort Point Channel, includes replicas of three ships and a recreation of the events of the night of Dec. 16, 1773, that helped foment the American Revolution (and, a few centuries later, birth a political movement).

We find higher male-birth likelihoods for Indian families, relative to English families, both at later birth parities and when following the birth of daughters.

At age 20 24 years, the sub-cohorts born between 1955 1959 and 1960 1964 had the highest mortality rate compared to later birth cohorts (Fig. 1).

We argue that, in general, we should not expect to find large long-term real earnings among conscripts compared to later birth cohorts of males who were not eligible for call-up.

This analysis was restricted to first-births, as the predominant explanatory factor for second and later births is a prior caesarean.

Remarkably, increasing fertility has coincided with later births.

Once a woman has a Caesarean, chances are all later births will also be Caesarean.

In Latin America, in contrast, cohabitation and later births are booming while fertility rates are still falling.

The new analysis, published online on May 23 in the journal Obstetrics & Gynecology, is among the first to examine differences between so-called early term births and later births.