Sentence examples for problems of gestation from inspiring English sources

It is perhaps inevitable that more attention was paid to the female body as it is the one in which conception either does or does not take place; and it is, of course, the only body in which problems of gestation and parturition may occur.

The play deals with the problems of wartime gestation & Mr. W. impersonates an old obstetrician recalled to practice by the national emergency.

Children born after 35 weeks of gestation, without respiratory problems at birth or prior to testing, with a birth weight assessed as low or normal for gestational age were examined once at 4 12 weeks of age with measures of weight, crown-heel length, mid-arm, chest circumference and lung function.

The URECA study excluded children born earlier than 34 weeks of gestation, to avoid the problem of trying to separate asthma from chronic lung disease associated with prematurity.

Preterm birth (PTB) (<37 weeks of gestation) is a major obstetrical problem, contributing to a substantial proportion of infant morbidity and mortality worldwide.

Objections to gestationalist accounts of parenthood may start from the problem of paternity: if gestation is necessary for parenthood, how can men become fathers (Bayne & Kolers 2003)?

He had waited for months, on the vagaries of gestation.

Each one of us focusses on a different length of gestation.

The researchers studied more than 300 infants born after 23 to 33 weeks of gestation.

I don't think there is a test at that point of gestation.

By the end of gestation, only two survive, one on each side.