Sentence examples for frequent birth from inspiring English sources

We suggest that MIRNA genes are undergoing relatively frequent birth and death, with only a subset being stabilized by integration into regulatory networks.

39 These could be the most likely explanations 40 for the unilateral cleft lip, the most frequent birth defect in Ecuador.

As hypothesized, women with chronic diseases had a higher frequency of caesarean sections; however, the physiologically spontaneous birth was still the most frequent birth mode in both groups.

Congenital hearing loss is one of the most frequent birth defects, and Early Detection and Intervention has been found to improve language outcomes.

Although the repertoire of PGRPs in each species may depend on some ecological and biological conditions, a less frequent birth and death process in vertebrates could reflect the presence of acquired immune system.

With nuclear genes, frequent birth and death of gene copies, less lineage sorting due to higher effective population size, secondary introgression among split species as well as intragenic recombination tend to hamper interpretation of the patterns of polymorphism [ 22- 25].

Our analysis of old world monkey genome have also revealed that chemokine gene clusters are the subject of frequent birth-and-death events even after the divergence of primates [ 44].

As in the rest of SSA, at Mulago Hospital we not only have many disordered pregnancies arising from failure of placentation, but we also experience frequent births with prolonged obstructed labor because of cephalopelvic disproportion.

As a second example of the lack of concordance, one incidental finding in our study was the perception that "zero" women (perceived as true by clinical officers) used traditional birth attendants (TBA), versus "half of women" (perceived as true by community health workers and couples) frequented births with TBA.

Errors in segregation lead to Down's syndrome, the most frequent inherited birth defect, pregnancy loss, and cancer.

Analysis of phylogenetic profiles, genomic context, domain architectures and sequence identity reveal that sensory modules of chemoreceptors that detect environmental cues are the subject of frequent domain birth and death events and have accelerated rates of sequence evolution.