Sentence examples for Pregnancy phase from inspiring English sources

Risks influencing this early pregnancy phase can be modified optimally in the preconception period [ 14– 16].

The intervention consists of three phases: pregnancy phase I, early postpartum phase II, and late postpartum phase III (Table  1).

The tammar ELP gene was expressed only in the mammary gland during late pregnancy (Phase 1) and early lactation (Phase 2A).

JCH recruited the mothers, carried out maternal and newborn measurements, coordinated the pregnancy phase of the study and also assisted in the writing of the manuscript.

For the interrupted time-series analyses, the overall test of change was significant for five of eight subjects in blood lead concentration during the whole of the pregnancy phase compared with the postpartum phase (Table 5).

This represented all women in the 2 villages of Keneba and Manduar, West Kiang, The Gambia, over a period of ≈3 y who completed the pregnancy phase of the main trial and subsequently delivered a healthy singleton baby.

Limiting the range of permitted weeks of pregnancy for placing each maternal BPb in its nominal category probably enhanced our ability to detect pregnancy phase-specific BPb effects.

One patient had a positive PCR in blood with clinical pericarditis, and 1 patient had a positive PCR in blood during pregnancy with phase I IgG >1 1,024 and a positive PCR of placental tissue.

The fact that the cortactin transgene was not (over)expressed during pregnancy, the phase of cell division in the mammary gland, implies that the window of increased cortactin might have been too narrow to affect mammary gland tumorigenesis.

To support implantation and early pregnancy, luteal phase support with progesterone (at least 600 mg/day vaginally or at least 50 mg/day i.m., to be prescribed locally) was started on the day of oocyte retrieval and continued for at least 6 weeks, or either up to menses or up to a negative pregnancy test performed at least 14 days after embryo transfer.

A further reduction in number of pregnancies in phase I/II vaccine studies would be desirable and calls for an integrated approach to pregnancy prevention including strategies to identify and address factors that inhibit ideal use.