Sentence examples for complex birth from inspiring English sources
"Friend Request Pending: A Comparative Assessment of Engineering and Social Science Inspired Approaches to Analyzing Complex Birth Cohort Survey Data" Socius: Sociological Research for a Dynamic World 2018.
Medical authorities on Nauru are refusing to send a refugee to Australia for an imminent complex birth, despite the woman's family and other doctors insisting that her health and that of her baby is being jeopardised.
The Cardiovascular Genetics Program coordinates the multidisciplinary care of children and their families with genetic and metabolic disorders or complex birth defects.
Capturing the Violent and Complex Birth of South Sudan.
Our analysis also clearly demonstrates that these enzyme families have undergone complex birth and death dynamics even in closely related species.
Finally, the novel genes detected here (MKX, ALX3, ETV5, and FGF12) provide new insights for future analyses of this common and complex birth defect.
Other refugees suffering serious medical complaints – including pregnant woman facing complex births, or suspected cancerous growths – have been denied medical transfers from detention islands.
The college, which is holding its annual conference in Harrogate, said the number of closures was a reflection of the rising demands on services as well as increasingly complex births and issues with staffing levels.
Maternity care was "emerging as a problem area for a number of NHS trusts, due to midwife numbers not increasing in line with demand and an increase in complex births, owing to risk factors such as maternal age, weight and co-morbidity", it said.
This survey proves that these enzymes are not only present in non-model insects but that the multigene families that encode them are apparently undergoing complex birth-death dynamics.
Indeed, the distribution of genes encoding both α- and β-subunits (Fig. 2B) suggests the evolution of the TGFβ superfamily reflects a complex birth-death process with many instances of gene duplication and gene loss.
