Sentence examples for malformed babies from inspiring English sources

This might explain why so many malformed babies have been born since.

Conservative ethicists warned that the technology would ultimately create freakishly malformed babies or, equally monstrous, designer children genetically engineered to be stronger and smarter than the rest.

Mother's Little Helper (Valium) was just around the corner, as was the scandal that would lead to more vigorous government oversight — the thalidomide debacle, in which malformed babies were born to pregnant mothers (mostly in Europe) who had taken a new sedative.

Such mechanisms are more or less universal but the example of the Betis population has gone to the extreme of suppressing malformed babies, as was the custom in ancient Sparta.

The toxins didn't stop a post-war baby boom or cause a disproportionate number of malformed babies to be born or shorten the American lifespan.

"In my research, I have seen lots of malformed baby fish, but never one with two heads," said David Janz, an aquatic toxicology professor at the University of Saskatchewan who took part in the peer review.

The chance of having a malformed baby declined after 35 weeks.

She proceeded to have a traumatic surgical delivery of a fatally malformed baby, who lived less than an hour, was named and buried in the Muslim cemetery.

This trio became an improbable alliance and solved the insurmountable problem of open-heart surgery, particularly as a way to cure an affliction of malformed hearts in babies.

Zika, a mosquito-borne and sexually transmitted virus, has been linked to severe birth defects that leave babies with malformed brains and abnormally small heads. .

"There was no chance at all that our daughter was going to survive," says David, whose brother died of a malformed heart as a baby.