Maternal age plays an important role in predisposing toward genetic injury.
And more broadly, if the early months of a baby's life are so critical – and maternal connection plays such a large role in healthy development – a primary goal must be to prevent new mothers' incarceration to the greatest extent possible.
Maternal diet plays an important role in pregnancy-related outcomes, but little is known about the extent of added sugar intake during pregnancy.
Although thromboembolism-induced maternal death plays a major role, the absolute incidence of events remains low, reducing the ability to perform well-designed research and the level of recommendations presented.
This result suggests that maternal Sec24D plays a minor role during early developmental stages.
Since zygotic genes are largely expressed only after the first cleavage of embryos [4], it is most likely that the posttranslational modification (PTM) of maternal proteins plays central regulatory roles before and during the PNEB.
However, maternal education plays a role.
This suggests that maternal lifestyle plays a role in testicular descent in humans.
Maternal nutrition plays a crucial role in influencing fetal growth and birth outcomes.
The genetic covariance between direct and maternal effects plays a key role in the interpretation of estimated genetic parameters and the prediction of response to selection.
