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They then designed expanded bioassay with three exposure regimens: a) continuous exposure from conception through 2 years of age; b) exposure from conception through 20 weeks (140 days) followed by a control diet to 2 years of age; and c) dosing from conception through weaning (21 days) followed by the control diet to 2 years.
Information on the following variables was obtained from Statistics Denmark and subsequently coded as shown in parentheses: maternal age at conception (continuous), cohabitation at the time of conception (yes/no), income at the time of conception (< median, ≥ median), and education at the time of conception (<10, 10 12, >12 years).
Seasonless copulation must have caused consecutive conceptions, continuous breeding seasons, and families with members consisting of parents, a suckling baby, and junior and senior children if several years were necessary for babies to grow up.
Based on the wave transmission mechanism and principle of vibration energy harvesting, an overall conception on continuous measurement of stiffness and long-term stiffness monitoring for special sections was proposed.
The review emphasized that end-organ vulnerability may be greatest in the fetus, and that for some chemicals the toxic effects seen in childhood are the result of continuous exposure beginning with conception.
The constant exhibition of enlarged breasts in a female can be explained by seasonless mating, consecutive conception, and continuous breeding.
He developed the research conception, provided continuous support in view of data analysis, interpretation of results, reviewed and contributed to the manuscript writing and revisions.
Secondly, La Forge's conception of a continuous divine creation remains opaque.
During imitation learning, a crucial element of conception involves segmenting the continuous flow of motion into simpler units – motion primitives – by identifying the boundaries of an action.
