Sentence examples for trimester during which from inspiring English sources

Anyhow, podiatrists say that after your first trimester, during which you can continue as normal, stilettos are a big fat no-no.

Disease experts don't know whether there's a correlation between having symptoms of Zika and having a baby with microcephaly, or whether the trimester during which the mother is infected matters.

All analyses also controlled for the trimester during which toe nail clippings for Hg assessment were collected and for weeks of gestation at the time of saliva sample collection, as cortisol levels are known to rise over the course of pregnancy [ 47].

See Table  2 for details regarding our main effects analyses.> -wrap-foot> AUC = area under the curve; Hg = mercury; CRISYS = Crisis in Family Systems Scale; Note: All analyses controlled for maternal age, education, body mass index, weeks gestation at the time of saliva collection, and the pregnancy trimester during which toe nails were collected for Hg assessment.

Screen-positive women who underwent NIPT were followed up for counselling and a mid-trimester anomaly scan during which the questionnaire was completed.

We'd just finished up a trimester worth of Dickens, during which my classmates and I spent most of our time trading lurid books by authors like Chuck Palahniuk and ripping through them under our desks during class.

There was no a priori time period during which we expected a maximum effect, and we estimated effects by trimester primarily for the newborns.

With the 8 weeks post-partum sample acting as a baseline measurement for the recruited women, we found a rise in thrombin generation had already occurred in the first trimester, with a further rise during the second trimester, after which a thrombin generation plateau was reached through to delivery.

Examining the results from the women prescribed prophylactic doses, where all anticoagulant therapy had been discontinued by eight weeks postpartum, one can see that ETP is already higher by the first trimester, with a further rise seen during the second trimester, after which it settles through to delivery, where it peaks.

However, the first hypothesis seems more likely given that the associations in our study were significant, especially during the later trimester, in which the immune system in particular develops, but more study, for example, of the mechanism or development of other atopic conditions in relation to acid-suppressive drug use, is now warranted.

Yet we can surmise from the results of this study that any such relationship is unlikely, given that no association was found between discrepancies during the second trimester, which tend to be greater than those generally observed during the first trimester, and differences in cognitive development in the infant.