Sentence examples for prenatal by from inspiring English sources

While we did not observe an overall effect of prenatal by postnatal treatment interaction (F2,60 = 0.49; p > 0.60), post-hoc analysis of mean following behavior using Newman-Keuls criterion for multiple comparisons revealed interesting differences in behavior among the six treatment combinations.

One much-quoted study published in 2005 indicated that childhood asthma was influenced not only by prenatal smoking by the mother but also by the exposure of the mother in utero to her own mother's smoking.

ELS in rodents can be induced as early as the prenatal period by stressing the pregnant damn, e.g., by restrain.

All women in prenatal care by the 140th day of gestation have, by law, the opportunity to participate in California's Genetic Disease Screening Program (GDSP).

Access to prenatal care by low-income mothers should, therefore, not be affected by Medicaid eligibility.

Geisel's answer to such alarmists is that he may someday facilitate prenatal reading, by inventing a two-hundred-and-fifty-word pill that expectant mothers can swallow.

The American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists and the American College of Medical Genetics recommend that prenatal diagnosis by amniocentesis or C.V.S. be offered to all pregnant women 35 and older, as well as to younger women with positive results on screening blood tests.

We induced prenatal stress by exposing gestating dams to a daily constraint stress during the last week of pregnancy.

The reason could be that education enables the mothers to be aware of the benefits of prenatal care by, for instance, being able to benefit from awareness campaigns.

Foetal MRI was clinically indicated in all cases to rule out or confirm suspected pathologies detected during prenatal screening by ultrasonography.

Fear of detection and reprisal for drug use during pregnancy impairs prenatal welfare by pressuring drug-dependent pregnant women to forego the clinical care essential to preventing miscarriage -- or even to terminate pregnancies they would otherwise keep.