Sentence examples for conception or birth from inspiring English sources

The individual descendants can be said to have been harmed from conception or birth because of the lack of sufficient compensation to their parents (Sher 2005; and see Butt 2006, Cohen 2008, and Herstein 2008).

Mice deficient of the S1P1 receptor die 12.5 days after conception or birth, depending on the genetic background [41].

New genetic testing programs are also being developed for Sephardic and Middle Eastern Jews, with the goal of preempting the tragic conception or birth of a child with a fatal genetic disease.

For the purposes of this study, in order to estimate doses before and around the time of conception or birth, doses were required for periods shorter than a year.

Also, cohabiting unions in the UK that involve conception or birth are often stronger than those that do not, resulting in long-term committed unions less prone to union dissolution (Steele et al. 2005b).

We included randomised and non-randomised controlled trials that evaluated interventions designed to target social disadvantage and that reported teenage conceptions or births as an outcome measure.

But post-natal depression, problems with conception or the birth experience, domestic violence and issues of poverty can all get in the way.

In the case of human animals, we ordinarily become persons not at conception or at birth, but around the age of two.

I feel strongly that individuals who believe that life begins at conception and individuals who believe that life begins at birth--as well as individuals who believe that life begins before conception or after birth--should have an opportunity to express their ideas in the marketplace.

Fetuses were scored as alive or dead for each of up to two 90-day intervals from the defined day of conception to miscarriage or birth and for infants up to four 90-day intervals from birth to death or 1 year of age (496 intervals in total) in order to incorporate time-dependent variables into the model (Perperoglou et al. 2006).

Birth cohorts that prospectively follow women from conception to birth (or from their first antenatal visit to birth), do not experience this problem because the complete pregnancy history is known and no deliveries are missed.