Sentence examples for viable age from inspiring English sources

And that was before they were nearly born on a bus, before Ammu and her father were divorced, before Ammu died at 31, a dieable viable age, before the unthinkable became thinkable and Sophie Mol died at seven, a dieable, non viable age, before Estha was Returned, before she had gone to Canada to get married, before she had got divorced.

This observation is worrisome since the most productive and economically viable age group of the populations is worst hit.

Therefore, we consider that the anesthesia for the AVM embolization should have been managed with the use of FHR monitoring device such as cardiotocography (CTG) in case of non-reassuring fetal status because some obstetric anesthesia texts recommend FHR monitoring for the viable-age fetus during non-obstetric surgery [11, 12].

No woman with a fetus at a viable gestational age having abnormal Doppler waveforms had a successful vaginal delivery.

Data on neonatal outcomes for infants with IUGR at each viable gestational age at birth from large numbers of deliveries are lacking.

Eight fetuses reached a viable gestational age (≥24 weeks, 53%), with six of these newborn infants surviving to hospital discharge (30%) and two suffering intrauterine death.

Para is the number of pregnancies carried to viable gestational age.

Level IIIB: It provides care to neonatal patients born at any viable gestational age.

Women who reported missing a menstrual period for 2 weeks or more were offered a pregnancy test, and if positive and fulfilling the eligibility criteria (fetus was viable, gestational age <14 weeks by ultrasound examination; the woman had no severe illness, and consented for participation), they were invited to participate in the MINIMat trial.

After a preliminary trip exploring local priorities and local partnerships it was clear to us that in order to develop a viable cultural, age and gender appropriate HIV/STI prevention research agenda with key populations of youth in Peru, it is essential to work in partnership with community agencies, health researchers and knowledge users.

The old way, he said, "is just not viable in the age of terrorist attacks".