Sentence examples for newborn about from inspiring English sources

There's something very newborn about her.

Allan and Margaret Atkins, who had lost a newborn about a year prior, inquired after the child, but decided not to proceed due to surgery that Margaret had just undergone.

And no one expects it to result in the lopsided male majorities like those in China, where, according to a study published this year in the British Medical Journal, the government's one-child policy has resulted in the world's highest sex disparity among newborns — about 120 boys for every 100 girls.

The femoral vein of a newborn is about 4.5 mm in diameter [ 2]; it sometimes cannot accommodate a 7 Fr catheter without near-total occlusion of the vein and subsequent stasis affecting the entire leg.

A little over 13% of the newborns had a low birth weight and the numbers of male and female newborns were about equal.

Every year, around 82,000 newborns – about one in 10 of all babies – need some sort of care in one of the UK's 222 neonatal units.

They are newborns, about 1 million years old, and contain only about 50 times and 25 times Jupiter's mass, respectively.

The plasma concentration of cortisol in adults varies in the range of 50 500 nmol/l, in the term newborns about 140 nmol/l and in premature newborns about 180 nmol/l [ 75].

Firstly, knowledge among parents of newborns about the threats of pertussis for their child is sparse as is knowledge about the major sources of transmission.

Age range: Newborn to "about 6 months" says the company (our son grew out of it at around 4.5 months).

Doting grandparents of newborns and about-to-become-grandparents: This means you.