Sentence examples for birth mass from inspiring English sources

Gestation length was greatly reduced and the resulting neonates were all ≤75% normal birth mass, with two of the six births being stillborn.

Preterm (PT) birth and low birth mass (LBW) can impair growth and development of children and may therefore affect their physical performance up to adulthood.

There is a gripping English wildlife spectacle, coming to an end just about now, which involves thousands of individual creatures in scenes of mass birth, mass sex and violent death; the only difference is one of scale.

Although offspring size positively influences milk production in some domestic species (e.g. [44]), there is no relationship between a pup's birth mass and subsequent daily milk intake in grey seals (see Text S1, Figure S2).

Predicted values with the reduced GLMM highly fitted to the observed birth mass (Fig.  4a).

Maternal heritabilities (m) were 0.09 ± 0.03 for birth mass and 0.03 ± 0.02 for birth head width.

In the acorn-poor seasons, both the birth masses of male and female offspring positively correlated with the maternal body mass (in 1b in Fig.  2).

In that model, the birth-mass of a cell, represented by random variable (rv) X 0, determines both the mass at division, X 2, and the time, T, to division (cell-cycle duration).

After birth, bone mass increases until it reaches "peak bone mass", which is then maintained at a constant level during young adulthood, followed by an age-related bone loss [16].

We've been pushing cakes and sweets on women as an "indulgent luxury" since the very birth of mass media.

Now a loquacious 93, he witnessed the birth of mass car manufacturing in the UK and he was still around for its death.