Sentence examples for at normal term from inspiring English sources

Although the loss of oxytocin and OXTR in mice does not alter parturition [ 28- 30], the concomitant loss of oxytocin and COX1 in mice leads to prolonged parturition that starts at normal term.

The importance of the placental maturation and the role of immune rejection corroborates other research work, where the number of the placentomal binucleate cells and apoptotic bodies (as an effect of cytotoxic T lymphocytes activity) was lower in cows with induced parturition with dexamethasone than in cows calved at normal term [ 31].

Republican state lawmakers are pushing for legislation to hold a special election this spring that they say could, in effect, replace Mr. Burris before the normal term expires at the end of 2010.

Yesterday I asked an elder statesman who supports Ken Clarke whether it is plausible to invite the electorate to vote in 2009 for a man who, if he won, would be 73 or 74 at the end of a normal term.

As methylation was found in association with either allele (A or G at rs2239713) among 12 heterozygous normal term placental samples and ten heterozygous maternal blood samples (Table S4 in Additional file 2), the allelic methylation is not linked to the SNP genotypes, at least for this DMR.

Normal terms do not apply.

Travel insurance is subject to normal terms of acceptance.

Can we "grow" in normal terms?

Umbilical cord blood was collected at normal deliveries at full term pregnancies and mono-nuclear cells recovered through density centrifugation, and used as controls for methylcellulose assays (n = 2).

The first term of this expression predominates at low angles of attack, whereas the second term predominates at normal impact where the tangential velocity approaches zero.

For example, McCormick et al. and Stevenson et al. both report that infants born preterm are more likely to incur hospital and other health services (like family practitioner services) during the first years of life than children born at full term and at normal birth weight [17, 18].