Examples of using Born before in English and their translations into Chinese
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It found that babies born before 39 weeks have a slightly higher risk of health problems up to the age of five.
People born before 1957 are considered immune because they would have been exposed to the virus.
Americans born before 1957 are considered immune, since they would have been exposed to the virus in an outbreak.
Babies born before 37 weeks are preterm and are at higher risk of health problems such as cerebral palsy.
Those born before 1969 are probably immune to the disease without being vaccinated.
The actual founder of the Christian Church as opposed to Judaism; born before 10 C.E.; died after 63.
They found just 0.5% of women from the 1995 group tested positive for the virus, compared with 21.4% of women born before 1990.
While the date has yet to be finalized, players born before May 1, 2001, will be eligible.
This invention helps to save the lives of high-risk babies born before full-term gestation in neonatal intensive care(NICU).
In Britain, around 13% of men and 11% of women are now officially left-handed, compared to just 3% of those born before 1910.
Have had measles in the past, particularly if you were born before 1970.
Around 13 per cent of men and 11 per cent of women are now left-handed, compared to just 3 per cent of those born before 1910.
The French government's pension reform plan will be fully applied to people entering the labour market from 2022; it will not affect anyone born before 1975.
However, the law did not include transitory provisions or have retroactive effect, and thus, children born before that date continued to suffer the same discrimination.
Eligibility criteria under the Social Security Act are based on a range of objective criteria other than race, including age and, for those persons born before 1957 only, sex.
The government said the reforms will only apply in full to people entering the labor market after 2022 and would not impact anyone born before 1975.
What is relevant for the authors is the fact that no person born before 1 January 2005 can take the family name of his or her mother as their official name.
For children born before 2008 women had used an average of 301 days of parental benefit when the child reached 4 years, the corresponding figure for men was 72 days.
The direct descendant of the Nesvizh line, Dominik Hieronim's son, Aleksander Dominik, was born before the marriage of his parents and formed the so-called Galician branch, which became extinct in 1938.
Some children might have been born before marriage.