utero in A Sentence

while they were still in Utero.

Note: experts say every baby develops differently-- even in Utero.

The albums Nevermind and In Utero enjoy popularity and acclaim to this day.

As soon as tiger shark embryos develop teeth, they attack and eat each other in Utero.

The human brain is a fragile organ that inaugurates connectivity the first week in Utero.

When Michigan congressman John Dingell was celebrating his 25th year in office, Schock was still in Utero.

They were almost fixed in a posture resembling that in which the foetus in Utero is usually found.

But our study showed that these groups are very vulnerable due to hunger or malnutrition in Utero and infancy.”.

Various obstetric complications in Utero and at birth have also been identified as risk factors for schizophrenia in the offspring.

As I mentioned above, children who are exposed to greater amounts of the omega 3 DHA in Utero sleep better during infancy.

At 27 weeks, a baby in Utero is considered“viable,” meaning that it would have a good chance of surviving outside of your womb.

While they are affected by the hormones estrogen and testosterone in Utero and after, these two hormones are far from the only influence.

Lanugo is usually shed and then consumed by a fetus in Utero, but in some cases it is still on a baby when born.

Hillary Clinton used the term‘the first thousand days,' and that is sort of a label for nine months in Utero and the first two years afterward.”.

Paediatrician Dr Harvey Karp has outlined the idea that babies are snug and warm in Utero but once born desperately seek that calming reflex from the womb.

Clear cell adenocarcinoma occurs in a small percentage of women(termed"DES-Daughters") born between 1938 and 1973(later outside the United States) that were exposed to the drug diethylstilbestrol(DES) in Utero.

I find it kind of amazing when we see these epigenetic signals in newborns, from in Utero exposure, lighting up the same genes as an adult's own cigarette smoking.

The message is straightforward: mothers who are stressed during pregnancy can program the stress response of their offspring, in Utero, and the offspring accommodates somehow to the level of stress hormone.

However, males are also more susceptible than females to die in Utero, and since the death rate in Utero is higher for twins, it leads to female twins being more common than male twins.

Do you know that the first 1000 days of life that is the 270 days in Utero and the first two years after birth are considered the- critical window period for infant and young child nutrition.

Perhaps as a result of these differential in Utero exposures to testosterone, when we look around the world we find across all(or nearly all) cultures that men and women differ, on average, in many regards.

One infant girl born to a mother with COVID-19 had elevated IgM levels two hours after birth, suggesting that she had been infected in Utero and supporting the possibility of vertical transmission in some cases.

Premature birth can cause a wide variety of health problems, minor and serious, simply because the bodies of“preemies” haven't completed the normal in Utero development process that makes them ready for life outside the womb.

We're attempting to interrupt that cycle and successfully influence the risk for developing pediatric obesity starting in Utero and- with additional follow up- protect that child from adopting that parental heritage in the family home,” she says.

Since we knew that the women exposed to starvation during pregnancy also tend to give birth to children who were more prone to hypertension as adults, we knew that there was the possibility of in Utero effects.

The study supports the"twin testosterone-transfer hypothesis," which posits that females in male-female twin pairs are exposed to more testosterone in Utero via the amniotic fluid or through the mother's bloodstream that they share with their twin brother.

A baby responds to stimuli early, starting in Utero by distinguishing sound so certain voices can be recognised after leaving the womb- but they still experience sound, sight, taste, touch and smell as one overall sensation at birth.

Lifetime risk of prostate cancer may be linked to the amount of the male hormone testosterone circulating in a man's body as early as puberty or even in Utero, although direct evidence of this link remains to be shown.

We will take you on a journey that begins in pregnancy, exploring the importance of the ability of the mother-to-be to think about her baby while still in Utero, alongside the impact of emotions such as anxiety and depression.

This study found that girls with congenital adrenal hyperplasia(CAH), who are exposed in Utero to unusually high levels of androgens(the group of steroid hormones that include testosterone), show a reduced tendency to mimic the behaviour of women and“obey” gender labels.

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utero in A Sentence

while they were still in Utero.

Note: experts say every baby develops differently-- even in Utero.

The albums Nevermind and In Utero enjoy popularity and acclaim to this day.

As soon as tiger shark embryos develop teeth, they attack and eat each other in Utero.

The human brain is a fragile organ that inaugurates connectivity the first week in Utero.

When Michigan congressman John Dingell was celebrating his 25th year in office, Schock was still in Utero.

They were almost fixed in a posture resembling that in which the foetus in Utero is usually found.

But our study showed that these groups are very vulnerable due to hunger or malnutrition in Utero and infancy.”.

Various obstetric complications in Utero and at birth have also been identified as risk factors for schizophrenia in the offspring.

As I mentioned above, children who are exposed to greater amounts of the omega 3 DHA in Utero sleep better during infancy.

At 27 weeks, a baby in Utero is considered“viable,” meaning that it would have a good chance of surviving outside of your womb.

While they are affected by the hormones estrogen and testosterone in Utero and after, these two hormones are far from the only influence.

Lanugo is usually shed and then consumed by a fetus in Utero, but in some cases it is still on a baby when born.

Hillary Clinton used the term‘the first thousand days,' and that is sort of a label for nine months in Utero and the first two years afterward.”.

Paediatrician Dr Harvey Karp has outlined the idea that babies are snug and warm in Utero but once born desperately seek that calming reflex from the womb.

Clear cell adenocarcinoma occurs in a small percentage of women(termed"DES-Daughters") born between 1938 and 1973(later outside the United States) that were exposed to the drug diethylstilbestrol(DES) in Utero.

I find it kind of amazing when we see these epigenetic signals in newborns, from in Utero exposure, lighting up the same genes as an adult's own cigarette smoking.

The message is straightforward: mothers who are stressed during pregnancy can program the stress response of their offspring, in Utero, and the offspring accommodates somehow to the level of stress hormone.

However, males are also more susceptible than females to die in Utero, and since the death rate in Utero is higher for twins, it leads to female twins being more common than male twins.

Do you know that the first 1000 days of life that is the 270 days in Utero and the first two years after birth are considered the- critical window period for infant and young child nutrition.

Perhaps as a result of these differential in Utero exposures to testosterone, when we look around the world we find across all(or nearly all) cultures that men and women differ, on average, in many regards.

One infant girl born to a mother with COVID-19 had elevated IgM levels two hours after birth, suggesting that she had been infected in Utero and supporting the possibility of vertical transmission in some cases.

Premature birth can cause a wide variety of health problems, minor and serious, simply because the bodies of“preemies” haven't completed the normal in Utero development process that makes them ready for life outside the womb.

We're attempting to interrupt that cycle and successfully influence the risk for developing pediatric obesity starting in Utero and- with additional follow up- protect that child from adopting that parental heritage in the family home,” she says.

Since we knew that the women exposed to starvation during pregnancy also tend to give birth to children who were more prone to hypertension as adults, we knew that there was the possibility of in Utero effects.

The study supports the"twin testosterone-transfer hypothesis," which posits that females in male-female twin pairs are exposed to more testosterone in Utero via the amniotic fluid or through the mother's bloodstream that they share with their twin brother.

A baby responds to stimuli early, starting in Utero by distinguishing sound so certain voices can be recognised after leaving the womb- but they still experience sound, sight, taste, touch and smell as one overall sensation at birth.

Lifetime risk of prostate cancer may be linked to the amount of the male hormone testosterone circulating in a man's body as early as puberty or even in Utero, although direct evidence of this link remains to be shown.

We will take you on a journey that begins in pregnancy, exploring the importance of the ability of the mother-to-be to think about her baby while still in Utero, alongside the impact of emotions such as anxiety and depression.

This study found that girls with congenital adrenal hyperplasia(CAH), who are exposed in Utero to unusually high levels of androgens(the group of steroid hormones that include testosterone), show a reduced tendency to mimic the behaviour of women and“obey” gender labels.

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