Sentence examples for conception matching from inspiring English sources
We estimated the daily PCB-153 absorbed dose (micrograms per kilogram body weight) through an iterative optimization process so that exposure to this daily dose over the woman's lifetime resulted in a simulated blood level at conception matching that sampled from the distribution.
TM with a subsequent miscarriage outcome (n = 19) and TM with a subsequent term live birth outcome (n = 21) were selected retrospectively from singleton spontaneous conceptions matched for gestational age (±5 days) at sampling, maternal age (±5 years), BMI and smoking status, for analysis.
Schoch (2010) outlines how Riedl's body plan concept matches our current conception of the idea given the advancements in evolutionary biology.
The daring of McCay's conceptions is matched by his virtuoso draftsmanship.
"Sometimes the wood gives you a break," he told Time in 1963, "and matches your conception of the way it is grained.
I had a nice salary, a matching 401K, a cafeteria in the building, and an excruciating four-year wait from product conception to market launch.
American securities regulations, accounting principles, and conceptions of commercial integrity require firms to account for their tax liability (including foreign tax liability) fully and correctly, with that liability matching what appears on their tax returns.
Conclusion: The perinatal outcome of singletons born to subfertile mothers conceived through OI/IUI is poorer than that of matched natural conceptions.
A brief summary of the three alternate conceptions we identified through our interviews and the test items that match those alternate conceptions can be found below (Table 1).
Yet, with some exceptions, what Kirk and his crew encountered matched nobody's conception of alien species inhabiting extra-solar worlds.
At the opposite extreme is Die Frau ohne Schatten, a Wagnerian version of Mozart's The Magic Flute that requires singing on a scale to match its grandiose conception and staging.
