Sentence examples for maternal name from inspiring English sources

Neonatal records from both hospitals contained data on important maternal and fetal/infant characteristics, including maternal name, home address at delivery, baby's name, sex, date and time of birth, gestational age, birth weight and survival status at birth.

We traced the residential histories of a random sample of this birth cohort to determine residency within the surveillance catchment area at age 8. Tracing was conducted by searching on maternal and paternal names from the birth certificate using commercial databases of multiple residences over time provided by LexisNexis.

I wish it were more common in the United States for children to receive a maternal last name.

Later that year she toured in George Bernard Shaw's Too True to Be Good, billing herself as Greer (a maternal family name) for the first time.

A list of the children with the latest identifying information was faxed to these key rural workers with a request for return faxes supplying important new information (e.g. maternal death, name and address change) and confirmation of the child's current presence in that area.

Write your maternal grandparents' names above your mother's name.

Looking for more bookselling opportunities, Magers saw the space in the Uptown neighborhood and decided to open another store, Magers and Quinn Booksellers (his paternal and maternal family names).

Based on mtDNA-RFLP analysis, three maternal lineages (named "western", "eastern" and "Moroccan") were identified and no population showed a mixed composition.

Several years into his reign (after the death of his younger brother) Andriamanelo married a maternal cousin named Ramaitsoanala ("Green Forest") who was a princess through her astrologer father, King Rabiby (for whom his capital, the village of Ambohidrabiby, is named), and her mother Ivorombe who is described in legends as a Vazimba water goddess.

Country of birth, maternal family names and even surnames were used to further stratify deaths by origin such as Ashkenazi or Sepharad (those from North Africa and Mediterranean origin).

Connect your maternal grandparents' names to your mother's siblings.