Sentence examples for constitution of children from inspiring English sources

A retrospective examination of imprinted loci and the constitution of children born after each ART method will reveal the safest and most ethical approach to use, which will be invaluable for the future development of standard ART treatments.

In holding women culpable for the appearance of congenital disability, the theory of maternal imagination assumed that women had greater effects than men on the biological constitution of their children.

The fact that gene screening is now widely available and gene therapy is improving increases control over the genetic constitution of our children.

When I was having a fat day, I couldn't look back at photos of my 21-year-old self in a bikini and wish I still had the constitution of a child.

Related to these misconceptions are the beliefs in "prepotency"—i.e., that some individuals impress their heredities on their progenies more effectively than others and in "prenatal influences" or "maternal impressions"—i.e., that the events experienced by a pregnant female are reflected in the constitution of the child to be born.

It could have repercussions everywhere, depending on the constitution of the child.

The constitution of parents and children may, like the British one, be unwritten, but, as the Brits point out, that doesn't make it less enforceable or authoritative.

At the passing of the new constitution, Kenya -- where 35percentt of children are stunted from poor nutrition -- appeared poised to begin reaping such benefits.

The Founding Fathers did not write the second amendment to the US constitution to underwrite the slaughter of children in school.

"Above all, the harmonized draft Constitution expressly protects the rights of children in our society," said Minister Kilonzo.

Bosnia and Herzegovina signed this Convention in 1993 and then restated its commitments to the rights of children in its Constitution drafted in Dayton on 21 November 1995.