Sentence examples for minor anomaly from inspiring English sources

And doctors have responded by changing the way they deliver babies, often seeing a relatively minor anomaly on a fetal heart monitor as justification for an immediate Caesarean.

The F3GT DNA cladogram (Figure 3A) demonstrates a straight-forward chronological adherence to proposed phylogeny, while its protein tree shows a minor anomaly (Figure 3B).

Minor anomaly, such as a skin tag, was not recorded in this database.

Primary clinical features were recorded by organ system and severity (major or minor anomaly) and guided by the human phenotype ontology (HPO) standardization and clinical expertise (RW).

Macroglossia (large tongue) affects just under half of infants with TNDM1, and about one in five individuals may also have a minor anomaly of the abdominal wall.

The U.K. studies (Dadvand et al. 2011a, 2011b; Dolk et al. 2010; Rankin et al. 2009) all used coding and grouping system based on the International Classification of Diseases, 9th Revision (World Health Organization 1975) and the minor anomaly exclusion criteria proposed by the European Surveillance of Congenital Anomalies (EUROCAT 2009).

Minor anomalies angioma, neonatal tooth, gum/tongue anomaly, undescended testes, nevus, micorgnathia and other minor anomalies.

While malformations arise during blastogenesis and organogenesis, minor anomalies are defined as arising during phenogenesis ("attainment of final form," between days 57 and 266 of development).

One study from Stanford, published in The Journal of Pediatrics, however, did find an increase in minor anomalies like delays in fine motor skills and increased tremors in babies 6 to 40 months old, though these findings did not show up in several longer-term studies.

Overall, the infants with microcephaly did not have a higher frequency of minor anomalies.

Six weeks after launch both Oersted and SUNSAT were successfully checked out with only minor anomalies and the scientific phase of the programs beganin April 1999.