Sentence examples for may reflect prenatal from inspiring English sources
Thus, the villous atrophy seen in the study may reflect prenatal under-development of villi.
Low cord blood levels of CC16 in preterm infants may reflect prenatal lung injury.
The ontogenetic changes in the developing of cortisol circadian rhythm may reflect prenatal and postnatal concurrent maturation of the suprachiasmatic nucleus (SCN) and its specific neuroanatomical pathways that mediate the effects of each particular photic and nonphotic synchronizer agents.
The children in the SSRI group were more likely to be admitted to hospital in the first years of life, and this may reflect their prenatal exposure to SSRIs, be related to maternal depression, or SSRI use may be a proxy for an environmental exposure such as smoking, or a combination of these factors.
For non-breast-fed adolescents, PCB levels would be expected to more closely reflect prenatal exposure.
The number and especially the type of congenital malformations in newborns can also reflect prenatal health in a population.
The association of AGD with the penile length at birth and penile growth in the first 3 months may reflect the effect of prenatal androgens and the postnatal surge in testosterone secretion, respectively.
This pattern of results may reflect an effect of prenatal Pb exposure on attention and cognitive function generally rather than the specific effect on response inhibition seen in relation to current Pb only on the no-go trials.
This result may reflect the organizational benefits of prenatal testosterone.
Research has suggested that the spatial clustering in women's use of prenatal care may reflect the social network clustering of women's use of care [ 5].
The failure to retain women in prenatal programs may reflect weak therapeutic alliance [ 8, 9], lack of peer support, lack of perceived benefit or need of support, high levels of daily "life hassles" [ 10], fear of "the system", logistical challenges and/or residential instability during pregnancy [ 11].
