Sentence examples for full-term pregnancies from inspiring English sources

Despite the eventual relaxation of the rules, women with nearly full-term pregnancies were hunted down and forced to abort in poorly equipped clinics.

The spot ends with the URL for the section of the March of Dimes' Web site devoted to full-term pregnancies.

One possible explanation for this phenomenon is that full-term pregnancies and breastfeeding somehow protect women from developing breast cancer.

Full-term pregnancies last for around 40 weeks, but one in 13 babies are born prematurely, before 36 weeks.

The risk of recurrence or death from breast cancer in women with full-term pregnancies was not significantly different from that of women who didn't become pregnant.

Undergoing full-term pregnancies back-to-back may diminish a mother's supply of folate, a B vitamin important for the developing nervous system, Schisterman said.

Women who had at least 3 full-term pregnancies were more likely to be postmenopausal.

Thirteen patients were premenopausal, all with prior full term pregnancies.

We compared human placental gene expression patterns of 11β-HSD2 from pregnancies that ended with preterm delivery versus full term pregnancies as controls.

To compare patterns of human placental gene expression of IGF from pregnancies that ended with preterm delivery vs. full term pregnancies as controls.

It pays for educational programs that help women have full term pregnancies and healthy babies.