Sentence examples for young fetus from inspiring English sources

And a good source of such cells would be the brain of a young fetus.

She wears a pink suit copied from the one worn by Jacqueline Kennedy on the day her husband was assassinated, and it reveals her translucent abdomen, which holds the artist as a young fetus.

She wears a pink suit copied from the one worn by Jacqueline Kennedy the day her husband was assassinated, and it reveals her translucent abdomen, which holds the artist as a young fetus.

Thanks to CT scanning, the young fetus remains unperturbed.

These levels are low compared with levels reported in urine, blood, and meconium in other studies, but indicate direct exposures to the young fetus, possibly during critical periods of development.

In a pilot study conducted in California, 70% of the amniotic fluids tested positive for 1- or 2-naphthol indicating direct exposure of the young fetus to these phenols; however as the authors did not distinguish between the two metabolites and the study was conducted in an agricultural area, exposure to carbaryl as opposed to naphthalene cannot be ruled out [ 55].

Four-dimensional scans of babies "smiling" in the womb have made very young fetuses seem more real.

Schultz found that 2D:4D ratios larger than one (second digit longer than fourth digit) were very rare in young fetuses and that their incidence increased from 2% in fetuses of three months old to 14% in fetuses six to ten months old.

Perhaps the sampling of the complete neuraxis is rendered easier by the sheer size of the younger fetus, or the offending vernix is cleared during post natal development, or that the most severe pathologies are over-represented in pregnancy termination and neonatal deaths.

Medical advances are making it possible for younger and younger fetuses to survive outside their mothers' bodies.

Observations of physical recoiling and hormonal responses of younger fetuses to needle touches are reflexive and do not indicate "pain awareness," the report said.