Sentence examples for the foetus of from inspiring English sources

At 22 weeks of gestation it was ­discovered through ultrasound and other tests that the foetus of her first child had hydrocephalus – an excess of fluid on the brain.

But the real worry is over the effects of Zika virus on the foetus of a pregnant woman, which has caused the World Health Organisation to declare an international emergency.

There are beautiful and unusual metaphors but a few duff ones too, sometimes in the same line: Ben says his mother "owned copies of our minds in the pockets of her own mind and so could easily sniff troubles early in their forming, the same way sailors discern the foetus of a coming storm".

Thinking about psycho hardman Francis Begbie's newborn son, Michael, Renton could see the family's future clearly: "That kid's name wis doon fae HM Prison Saughton when it was still in [Begbie's girlfriend] June's womb, as sure as the foetus of a rich bastard is Eton-bound.

His interior-design ethic is similarly informed: he famously filled his Hollywood mansion with knick-knacks of supreme ghoulishness - a jacket made from the skin of conjoined lambs, Nazi uniforms, the foetus of an unborn child (which Manson christened Ludwig Von Manson, because he thinks 'it's a lovely name').

Strain Bc 1 was isolated from the foetus of the female in June.

– Female, age 14, mixed race, Catholic "It is a syringe that 'sucks' the foetus out of the uterus.

More recently, Planned Parenthood was embarrassed by a sting by conservative activists who secretly recorded a worker for the organisation agreeing that a financial donation would specifically be used to abort the foetuses of black women.

WHO experts warn the products might pose a threat to adolescents and the foetuses of pregnant women.

According to the team while e-cigarettes are likely to be less harmful than traditional cigarettes, they may pose threats to adolescents and the foetuses of pregnant women who use these devices.

The foetuses of these control cattle were alive immediately before the dams were sacrificed.