Sentence examples for between conception and delivery from inspiring English sources

I'm guessing that some crucial element was perhaps mislaid in transit; in that shadowy period between conception and delivery.

To assess mobility during pregnancy and to draw appropriate comparisons with findings from other studies, we would need to investigate maternal moves made between conception and delivery.

We may have excluded a potentially vulnerable subgroup by excluding all participants with a differing home address between conception and delivery.

In Nova Scotia and Eastern Ontario, 12% of subjects moved between conception and delivery during 1999-2001 [ 14], suggesting a much lower mobility in this region.

Khoury et al, 1988, found that 20% of mothers moved between conception and delivery using data from the Maryland Birth Defects Reporting and Information System in 1984 [ 12].

On the other hand, older mothers in Texas were observed to move less during pregnancy than younger mothers with approximately 15% of the case- and control-mothers, who were 30 years or older, changing residences between conception and delivery [ 24].

Even for natality data, it has been shown in small studies in both the United States and the United Kingdom that between 20 and 25% of women change residences between date of conception and delivery (Khoury et al. 1988; Nelson 2003; Shaw and Malcoe 1991).

Sometime between Judah's conception and delivery, his father decided that he couldn't be married anymore, not to me, he said, and probably not to anyone.

Studies have estimated that 22 32% of women may move between the time of conception and delivery (Miller et al. 2010; Shaw and Malcoe 1992).

The possibility of exposure measurement error from residential mobility during pregnancy cannot be ruled out, because an American study found that > 20% of pregnant women moved residence between the time of conception and delivery (Shaw and Halinka 1991).

However, our previous work suggests that census tract-level exposure assessment is not significantly different when assessing HAP exposure using ASPEN data between the time of conception and delivery [ 69].