Sentence examples for from conception until from inspiring English sources

Based on participants' home addresses, we derived individual exposure estimates for different periods preceding the outcome measurements, to examine the effects of both short-term exposures (2 weeks before the outcome measurement) and longer-term exposures (2 months before, and averaged over the pregnancy period from conception until outcome measurement).

She called him "above all, an outspoken champion of human life from conception until natural death".

"I believe in standing up to protect human life from conception until natural death.

A free and virtuous society, which America aspires to be, must reject practices that devalue and violate human life at any stage from conception until natural death.

"I believe it is the role of government to protect life from conception until natural death, and I will never be confused about that issue".

President Bush, facing a decision whether to allow federal financing for research using human embryo cells, heard an appeal today from Pope John Paul II to "reject practices that devalue and violate human life at any stage from conception until natural death".

From conception (GD0) until weaning at postnatal day (PD) 21, the pups were housed in individual cages with their mothers.

Project supervision transferred in late 1998); CB (Chief Investigator (B) from study conception until late 1997); JL (Chief Investigator from late 1998).

Considering all the activities through which each group underwent along the whole semester, students used approximately 16 hours to complete their models, from the conception until the effective construction of them.

None known Ulla Waldenström (UW), Christine Beanland (CB), Heather Harris (HH), Judith Lumley (JL), Diane Earl (DE), Della Forster (DF), Helen McLachlan (HMc), Kaye Dyson (KD) Chief investigator/ overall trial responsibility: UW (Chief Investigator (A) from study conception until 1997, when took up the Foundation Chair of Caring Sciences, Karolinska Insitutet.

All these processes from conception, transport in the oviduct until nidation and until placentation, cover at least the first five cell divisions, and have by then resulted in at least 32 (2) cells that cover 10% of all the 50 divisions an embryonic cell can make in a human lifetime (Hayflick, 1961).