Sentence examples for is foetal from inspiring English sources

The first, most obvious, use is foetal testing.

"There is foetal haemoglobin whose production is normally switched off when we are born.

Perhaps most notable among these is foetal alcohol syndrome deficiency (FASD), the so-called "invisible disability" which hinders decision-making, the understanding of cause and effect, and the ability to learn from past experience.

"I was also surprised to discover that one of the major reasons why women seek these procedures is foetal anomalies, so in fact a large percentage of these cases are planned pregnancies," she says.

The notion that gay people can't play straight characters is so naive, it's foetal.

The fineness of the tissue, and the medieval use of the Latin term abortivum, suggested that the source might have been foetal or aborted livestock.

She told delegates of the new bill going through parliament to decriminalise abortion in cases where a woman's life is at risk, where there are foetal abnormalities, and in cases of rape.

The negative control used in the pp-NT assay was Foetal Bovine Serum.

Perinatal complications associated with prolonged gestations are foetal macrosomia, placental dysfunction, acute foetal distress, oligohydramnios, meconium emission and aspiration and perinatal death [ 15].

If there was foetal compromise at any time or if the gestational age was 37 weeks a planned induction or imminent delivery by caesarean section was planned.

Out of 161 perinatal deaths, 37% were foetal deaths before admission, 16.1% of the foetal death occurred after admission or during labour, and 28.9% were early neonatal deaths, 19 were unclassified due to poor documentation.