Sentence examples for babies in terms from inspiring English sources

The standard lab mice looked immunologically similar to newborn babies in terms of which of their genes were more or less active, but the gene-activity profiles of pet-shop and co-housed mice were closer to those of adult humans.

Some parents compared the appearance of their baby to that of 'normal' babies in terms of colour and size (mother 24 V, D/C).

They were puzzled as their deceased babies were no different to a living babies in terms of the way they arrived and the way they appeared.

The implications for women and babies in terms of short-term and long-term morbidity 3 4 25 are not insignificant.

"You're looking at a brand-new six-year-old baby in terms of professional sports," said Donovan, adding that the Sting has managed to draw an average of 5,697 at home since its N.B.A. counterpart, the Hornets, planned to move to New Orleans.

We're not quite ready for "one egg, one sperm, one embryo, one baby" in terms of IVF efficiency, but that should be the ideal to which we aspire.

2. The potential "cost" to any baby (in terms of future responsibility to care of the mother and also potential disability of the child), just to satisfy her own selfish "needs".

"Our series of studies clearly back up the warnings of the FDA and the AAP that acquiring milk for your baby in this way does pose multiple risks to your baby in terms of health and safety," Keim said. .

"But it's a baby step in terms of realization or implementation".

He proposes Labour offers less generous support for affluent baby boomers in terms of universal benefits; puts in place a proper Dilnot-esque system of social care overwhelmingly paid for by the ageing generation itself rather than their working age counterparts; and more help for childcare and less support for the affluent in building up pensions.

That might sound like baby steps in terms of relief.