Sentence examples for newborn by from inspiring English sources
Detectives Fin (Ice-T) and Rollins Kelli Giddishh) investigate the discovery of an abandoned newborn by a homeless couple.
Or Stan Sykes of Youngstown, Ohio, his wife and newborn by his side, who was planning to add an infant seat to his craft.
By her 17th birthday, she's cut five stars into her lower calf — one each, perhaps, for the families that have tended her since she was abandoned as a newborn by her teenage mother.
We already know that farmers don't have a sniff of sentimentality, but it's still bracing to see the sheep breeders in this movie drag a newborn by its hind leg across the straw, or slip the skin of a dead lamb, like a sock, over the torso of an orphaned one, in the hope that the bereaved mother will accept it.
The first time a photograph accompanied a short story in The New Yorker was in 1996: the story was "Baster," by Jeffrey Eugenides (who also has a story in the current Summer Fiction issue), and the photograph was a portrait of a newborn by Howard Schatz.
The purpose of this project was to enhance the delivery experience and provide excellent outcomes for the mother and newborn by incorporating evidence‐based care.
The condition can also be identified by newborn screening, by detection of propionyl carnitine on dried filter-paper bloodspots using tandem mass spectrometry.
Indeed, Shanghai first announced an easing of the one-child policy in 2004, aiming to double the number of newborns by 2009.
To diagnose hemoglobinopathies in newborns by separating and measuring the Hb fractions on high throughput capillary electrophoresis.
To generate neurobehavioral norms for an unselected random sample of clinically healthy newborns by examining the newborns with use of the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit Network Neurobehavioral Scale NNNSS).
One of those diseases is myotubular myopathy, a degenerative muscular condition that afflicts almost exclusively males and kills one in every 50,000 newborns by the time they reach age two.
