Sentence examples similar to is gestation from inspiring English sources
noun
The period of time during which an infant animal or human physically develops inside the mother's body until it is born.
To test whether SmAV expression is gestation-dependent, myometrial strips from nonpregnant, pregnant, not in labor, and pregnant, in-labor women were quick-frozen.
An additional three macaques were gestation day (GD) matched control placebo-inoculated animals.
The factors which interacted with laterality to affect CTEV risk were: gestation, maternal gravidity and alcohol consumption, and family history.
The strongest independent associations found with skeletal size components in both sexes were gestation, and maternal and paternal skeletal size.
The latter assumption is supported by the fact that some forbidden points are gestation-specific.
Perhaps Marlboro is about gestation and promise, and that is what we love about it.
What is the gestation period of a cradle?
Females bear up to 13 young per litter (4 is average); gestation takes 68 days.
One form of restrictive animal housing that must be changed is sow gestation stalls.
There is a gestation period from the time we have science and logic until we have a drug.
Claire, his eventual, triumphant, Turner prize-winning alter ego, is in gestation but not quite yet born.
