Sentence examples for pnd it from inspiring English sources
Although only rare subsets of these cancer patients ever develop PND, it would seem that reliance on ignorance of neuronal proteins would pose a potentially great immunologic risk, as neurons induce MHC I molecules during inflammation, at the same time that activated T cells are allowed entry to the CNS across the blood brain barrier [3], [5], [28], [29].
If a parent is suffering from PND, it may affect interactions with not only the baby but the entire family.
Whereas in PND it is generally accepted that professionals should not put any pressure on prospective parents to have PND, offering IVF on the condition of also doing PGD may be acceptable in cases where professionals would otherwise feel obliged to refrain from providing assisted reproduction.
The farm-level predictors of large between-farm association frequency may only reflect the characteristics of farms connected to the large SH in the PND; it may not be appropriate to generalise and assume that farms with similar characteristics will also be associated with other large SHs.
Prenatal Diagnosis (PND) makes it possible to determine during pregnancy whether or not the fetus is affected by a disease or by congenital abnormalities.
The cross-tabulation showed that, for 78% of the wards empirically classified as TLD, the self-identification was 'Team or group nursing' and, for 74% of the PND wards, it was 'Primary nursing' or 'Modified primary nursing' (Table 2).
If PND is planned, it should be performed after genetic counselling.
Despite the fact that some feel they are whistling in the dark, TomTom just released the latest generation of their "PND" (don't call it a GPS) the XXL.
Moreover, we chose to focus on the neonatal (postnatal day (PND) 15) cerebellum because it is a well studied target of TH action in development [27].
The fur is fine and light colored until PND 8/9, after which it becomes dark and coarse.
It sets out PND's stall very well: most of the tracks on P3 skew its way.
