Sentence examples for prenatal than from inspiring English sources
As a result, these neoplasms tend to resemble stages of muscle formation more akin to prenatal than postnatal life" [3].
Currently, evidence related to child development and behavior is stronger for prenatal than for postnatal exposure.
The slope of the allometric relationship between brain size to body size (both variables plotted on a logarithmic scale) is higher in prenatal than adult stages in mammals [ 28].
Thus, the coexpression network modules were more conserved in prenatal than in postnatal animals, and muscle related genes were found to play key roles in most of the preserved coexpression network modules.
However, there are also studies showing no associations between exposure to secondhand tobacco smoke and allergic sensitization [ 9] and a larger effect of prenatal than postnatal exposure of tobacco on sensitization in children [ 12].
Maternal postnatal macronutrient associations with offspring intake were broadly similar to those seen for prenatal intake, but with associations for protein and fat intakes being stronger for prenatal than for postnatal intake (Table 3).
Language changes were applied to conform to commonly used terms in Ireland such as; "antenatal" rather than "prenatal"; "contraception" rather than "birth control" and "health care professional" rather than "health care worker".
A prenatally diagnosed DS case from a multiple pregnancy was less likely to result in TOPFA following prenatal diagnosis than was a prenatally diagnosed DS case from a singleton pregnancy: maternal age adjusted OR 0.40 (95% CI 0.26 0.60; Table 4).
Rural women are far likelier to be illiterate, under- or unemployed, to suffer domestic violence and to have less access to services, including prenatal services, than urban women.
However, economic inequality was more pronounced in the use of prenatal care than skilled birth attendance.
(3) It is known that right hand 2D∶4D is a better indicator of prenatal androgenization than left hand 2D∶4D [4].
