Sentence examples for maternal part of from inspiring English sources

"The maternal part of me wants to say: 'Kids, go out!

13 'Mendelian randomisation' means the view that nature itself has already 'randomised' the paternal and maternal part of a gene given that donor and recipient are siblings.

Chronic pathogenic processes can affect the circulation of blood in the uterus and maternal part of the placenta with consequent fetal malnutrition [ 11].

Placenta-derived MSC from fetal tissue, including amnion membrane ((AM-MSC) (or HAM; human amniotic membrane)) [ 21- 24], chorion membrane (CM-MSC) [ 25, 26] and chorionic villi (CV-MSC) [ 27- 29] have been have been described as having a more limited life span than MSC populations obtained from the maternal part of the extraembryonic membranes or decidua (D-MSC) [ 25, 26, 30].

Wright's inbreeding coefficient (Fx) was calculated when a common maternal and paternal ancestor was found by the equation: Fx = Σ   0.5   n 1 + n 2 + 1 Where n 1 and n 2 are the number of generations between the SR affected calf and the common ancestor in the paternal and maternal part of the pedigree, respectively.

The other group of cells, called the trophectoderm (TE), forms an epithelium surrounding the blastocoel and the ICM and is important for implantation within the uterus and contributes to the non-maternal part of the placenta.

In contrast, recombining sexual species propagate an intermixed pool of mutations derived from the maternal and paternal parts of the genome.

The placenta is a more complex tissue, because of its mixed maternal/fetal origin, thus ideally requiring removal of the maternal part before chemical analysis (7, 13).

The highest enzymatic activity of MMP-9 occurs at the contact region of fetal and maternal parts, indicating the importance of MMP-9 in separation of the placenta from the uterus during delivery [ 33].

The state also has seen a decrease in racial disparity in maternal mortality (although part of that is the result of an uptick in white maternal mortality).

Severe maternal morbidity forms part of this range of clinical conditions and begins with the occurrence of a complication that could progress to maternal death.