Sentence examples for full-term born from inspiring English sources

The postnatal activation of the hypothalamic pituitary gonadal axis is more exaggerated in preterm than in full-term born infants and may be important for future reproductive function.

Aim: To study if BAEP findings of 8-year-old preterm children differ from those of the full-term born control children and whether there is correlation to their linguistic problems or to the findings in magnetic resonance imaging (MRI).

From the 31 preterm and 30 full-term born children it was found that those that belonged to the preterm group had decreased choroidal thickness 3 mm temporal to the fovea.

to provide a thematic overview of the existing literature on existential meaning-making related to transition to motherhood among mothers of full term born babies in Western oriented countries and to discuss the themes from a existential psychology perspective.

The study population of infants was divided into three gestational age groups to be further analyzed: full-terms (born at ≥ 37 wGA); 33 36 wGA preterm infants, and very preterm infants (born at ≤ 32 wGA).

The first aim is to assess the health, mental status, functional outcome and quality of life in young adulthood of a NZ national VLBW cohort born in 1986 compared with a group of full-term children born in the same year.

She was a full-term baby born by lower segment caesarean section with normal developmental milestones.

Researchers at the National Institute of Child Health and Human Development in Bethesda, Maryland, analyzed data from a study of normal full-term infants born in Norway and Sweden in the late 1980s.

We defined a population of low risk deliveries (singleton, vertex, full-term, live born, <4500 g, >2499 g).

The ALSPAC Children in Focus sub-cohort includes 1335 full-term infants born in Avon, south-west England, between June and December 1992.

We compared our findings to those simultaneously obtained in a small group of full-term infants born during the same period.