Sentence examples for womb by from inspiring English sources

It may be because the MHC is affected in the womb by exposure to testosterone.

The baby was killed while still in the womb by an injection arranged by local family-planning officials.

"Body in Womb" by Katherine Binder of Hoboken is a literal depiction of a baby ready to be born, but done in needlepoint.

Factor-Litvak said phthalates might affect brain development in the womb by disrupting the normal behaviour of thyroid hormones and oestrogen.

Mr Cornswalled writes:Just as the male moment of issue [ie, orgasm] releases his seed into his wife, the female moment of issue initiates the "up suck," where the husband's seed is drawn into the womb by the cervix.

My head — so misshapen when I was born that the doctor had diagnosed a birth defect — was still a bit flat on one side, where I had been crushed in the womb by my twin.

The new technique still requires fetal cells to be obtained either by amniocentesis, in which a long needle is stuck into the womb, or by another invasive procedure called chorionic villus sampling, in which tissue is taken from the placenta.

Similarly, the percentage who believed that "contraceptives can harm your womb" decreased by 15.7 percentage points in Ilorin, from 33.6% to 17.9%; by 12.5 percentage points in Ibadan, from 49.8% to 37.3%; and by 9 percentage points in Abuja, from 33.4% to 24.1%.

A teary-eyed toast, then, to this wooded womb, followed by soulful consideration of one's connection to greatness while urinating beside a skyscraping redwood.

Between weeks five to eight after conception, human embryos seem to develop what looks like a tail forming in the womb but, by the time they are born, it has been absorbed into the vertebrae.

In Venice, Mr. Gober does to the state what he did to the church in a much grander and more theatrical exhibition whose centerpiece was a Madonna, her womb pierced by a bronze culvert, at the Los Angeles Museum of Contemporary Art in 1997.