Sentence examples for subsequently birth from inspiring English sources
We tested the hypothesis, therefore, that genetic variation around the INS VNTR in a rural Gambian population, who experience seasonal variation in nutrition and subsequently birth weight, may be associated with foetal and early growth.
One hundred and seventy mothers in second and third trimester of pregnancy donated their blood for immunological studies and subsequently after birth one hundred and forty six infants between 1 to 17 weeks old (before any vaccination) participated in the study.
Although myelination of Schwann cells in the sciatic nerve was normal for two weeks after birth, subsequently, Ndrg1-deficient mice showed progressive muscle weakness, especially in the hind limbs.
Such mutations could lead to the expression of a defective protein resulting in the deposition of a thin (hypoplastic?) enamel layer at the tooth surface, which subsequently disappears after birth through abrasion.
One child was diagnosed with 4q deletion syndrome and received a TLA 23 days after birth and, subsequently, a tracheostomy 52 days after birth.
To investigate the safety and short term outcome of high dose recombinant human erythropoietin (rhEpo) given shortly after birth and subsequently over the first 2 days for neuroprotection to very preterm infants.
Male germ cells resume mitotic proliferation soon after birth, and subsequently enter meiosis during puberty.
The fibrils are released after birth and subsequently grow in length and diameter in a process of matrix expansion.
A 20-year-old man was diagnosed with XLA 3 months after birth and subsequently received periodic γ-globulin replacement therapy.
It is assumed that the prenatal parent-infant relationship influences the parent's daily interactions with the child after birth and subsequently affects the quality of the parent-infant relationship and development.
One approach that overcomes the problem of possible confounding effects due to common family environment is to study MZ twins who were separated shortly after birth and subsequently reared in separate homes.
