Sentence examples for context of gestation from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, statistical methods for deconvoluting mixed cell types [ 66] or adjustment for age [ 86] have not been described in context of gestation or neonatal development.

Consistent with this exposure scenario, we undertook a study to assess consumption of contaminated fish and birth size in the context of other determinants of gestation and fetal growth.

In this context, at the end of gestation, the paternal expression genes are up-regulated to allow the fetus to express its growth potential [ 23].

'The recognition of the child' as a conditional person – the 'viable fetus' – now occurs at around 24 weeks of gestation in modern medical contexts, where viability is a central organizing principle in the management of pregnancy and birth.

However, results from genetic regression analysis suggested that LBW for gestation has the strongest effect on depressive symptoms in the context of genetic risk, rather than birth-weight for gestation across the continuum.

We speculate that data structured and aligned in this way may yield hitherto undescribed patterns in other contexts, e.g., measurements on mother and fetus over the course of a pregnancy may vary by age of gestation, time until parturition, or total length of the pregnancy; growth and reproduction patterns over age may be conditioned on the life-span of an organism.

He had waited for months, on the vagaries of gestation.

Each one of us focusses on a different length of gestation.

The researchers studied more than 300 infants born after 23 to 33 weeks of gestation.

I don't think there is a test at that point of gestation.

By the end of gestation, only two survive, one on each side.