Sentence examples for conception close to from inspiring English sources
Many human groups have a peak in conception close to the spring equinox, sometimes with a secondary peak in the fall or at Christmas.
That places its conception closer to the late nineties, when the novice writer was at a crossroads.
Erasmus Darwin's conception came close to understanding the struggle for existence through the idea of species and extinctions, in that progressive evolution presupposes the extinction of primitive forms and replacement by more advanced ones (Colp 1985; Gruber 1985).
In contrast, the RR for employment that ceased before conception was close to one (RR 1.04, 95% CI 0.46, 2.35).
An ideal study design is one that prospectively follows women from close to conception, as this ensures that no pregnancies are missed (and hence the fixed cohort bias is not an issue).
This type of bleeding during pregnancy usually occurs 6 to 12 days after conception--close to the time when the next menstrual cycle is expected.
Recognizing that research is often narrow in scope -- what Mr. Kristof referred to as "fragmentary" -- Autism Speaks and the N.I.H. recently financed a $35 million multiyear study that will follow 2,000 infant siblings of children with autism, from close to conception through early childhood.
An increased risk of miscarriage is suspected when used close to conception based on available reports and seems plausible regarding the pharmacological properties of this drug.
Such intervention programs might be delivered to all pregnant women as close to conception as possible.
None of the other measured phthalate metabolites were significantly associated with pregnancy loss when measured close to conception or one cycle earlier.
The various developments that occurred in the sixth and fifth centuries in how Greeks thought and spoke of the soul resulted in a very complex notion that strikes one as remarkably close to conceptions of the soul that we find in fourth century philosophical theories, notably Plato's.
