Sentence examples for mild birth from inspiring English sources

As I've experienced firsthand, and as Jonathan echoed during our chat, even a mild birth injury can have a significant impact on your life.

The observed RR of 2 in Malawi is lower than that seen in the United States and Canada, where mild (birth at 34 36 gestational weeks) and moderate (birth at 32 33 gestational weeks) preterm births were linked to a >2.9 fold increase in infant deaths (12 ).

Treatment for endometriosis can include pain medications if symptoms are mild, the birth control pill or another hormonal treatments, and surgery.

So far, mutational analyses in multiple populations identified loss of function mutants of SHP gene involved in mild obesity, increased birth weight and insulin levels.

The primary hypothesis is that home-based EDI and HSC will improve cognitive development (as indicated by a difference in BSID MDI scores of 10 points [0.67 SD]) at 36 months of age compared to HSC only, in children with mild to moderate birth asphyxia and normal post-natal neurological exam.

Planned subgroup analyses 17 were based on the following: severity of the mother's pre-eclampsia at trial entry (severe, moderate, mild), gestation at birth (≤33 completed weeks, >33 completed weeks), perinatal mortality (PNM) in the country (high, medium or low) 27 and whether the mother received maintenance therapy of trial treatment by the intramuscular or the intravenous route.

This drop in viability is likely the result of aberrant embryonic development leading to resorption in utero or in milder cases the birth of runted animals.

Mischa, who weighed a little more than 2 pounds at birth, has mild cerebral palsy and severe hearing loss.

Some authors reported that patients have mild facial abnormality at birth, but their asymmetry becomes more distinct as the non-affected side grows faster than affected side does [11].

In Jessica's case, nitrous oxide (laughing gas, commonly used as mild pain relief for birth in the UK) alone "really didn't cut it".

Heterozygous glucokinase (GCK) mutations cause mild, fasting hyperglycaemia from birth.