Sentence examples for first time maternal from inspiring English sources

No cases of sepsis were reported among the maternal near-miss cases.> -wrap-foot> aNo sepsis cases were reported This is the first time maternal near-miss cases in public hospitals are systematically and comparatively reported in four Middle Eastern, middle income developing countries, namely Egypt, Lebanon, Palestine and Syria.

Our results show for the first time that maternal influence is present over three generations.

We have shown for the first time that maternal exposure to a complex mixture of chemicals/EDCs, at environmental concentrations, negatively affects the fetal kisspeptin/GPR54 neuroendocrine system.

Using the A vy mouse model, we have demonstrated for the first time that maternal dietary supplementation is associated with not only altered fetal methylation patterns but also methylation-dependent susceptibility to disease.

The present study demonstrates for the first time that maternal dexamethasone treatment, at a dose equivalent to that used in clinical practice, alters various components of the RAS in both the pregnant ewe and fetus.

In the current investigation, we revealed for the first time that maternal preeclampsia but not gestational hypertension induced a decrease in DNA methylation level at IGF2 DMR in infants.

Altogether, we revealed sexually dimorphic gene expression in the human term placenta and discovered for the first time that maternal dietary n-3 LCPUFA intervention during pregnancy has a more pronounced impact on female than male placental gene expression, especially in the biological process of cell cycle.

We also showed for the first time that circulating maternal deoxyribonucleic acid levels are also elevated (219,023.9 vs 20,235.8 copies/mL; P <.001).

Our findings for the first time suggest that maternal vitamin B12 deficiency, both at normal and excess folic acid levels reduces placental DHA concentrations although mechanisms need to be understood.

In summary, we have identified for the first time that a maternal periconceptional inflammatory response acts as a mediator of developmental programming to preimplantation embryos.

This study highlights for the first time the poor maternal health outcomes among Indigenous Australian women (aOR 2.02) in a non-remote setting where barriers to adequate maternity care and access to services are likely to be less compromised than in rural and remote Indigenous communities.