Sentence examples for prenatal evolution from inspiring English sources
There is a good correlation between prenatal evolution and postnatal outcome, although a postnatal follow-up is opportune in those cases that normalized before birth.
The Planck team believes the large variety of cold cores corresponds to different stages in the prenatal evolution of stars, from cold, starless clumps to young protostellar objects still embedded in their surrounding cloud.
Prenatal evolution of pelvic dilatation was the following:18.6% of the cases normalized, in 34.6% of the cases the dilatation reduced but did not disappear, in 30.7% it remained unchanged, while it worsened in 16.4%.
Objectives: To describe the natural history of pyelectasis from its detection in the second trimester to delivery, its capability to predict renal pathology and whether prenatal development of pelvic dilatation is correlated to its postnatal evolution.
However, the developmental pattern and sequence of the emerging tissues and organs in prenatal life do not resemble the hypothesized evolution of the structural and functional adaptations found in the fossil record.
From a novel viewpoint, we have proposed 'the prenatal autistic imprinting hypothesis' in which autism is regarded as an inevitable consequence of human social evolution in both past and future.
Comparisons between any associations with these traits are informative as we expect genes involved in the evolution of neurogenesis to show a stronger relationship with neonatal brain mass as mammalian neurogenesis is predominantly prenatal [ 45- 47].
(Brisk walks, prenatal yoga).
Something prenatal, perhaps.
Mother had no prenatal care".
