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1 Three of them developed into full-term lambs.

2 The typical full-term infant can be described as asleep for about seventeen hours out of the twenty-four.

3 All 17 hemorrhages occurred in full-term neonates delivered vaginally, the results indicate.

4 Methods 60 cases of full-term nulliparous women that delivery in our hospital were randomly divided into the experimental group (30 cases) and the control group (30 cases).

5 Cryos' sperm has produced more than 14, 000 full-term pregnancies since 1991, and the company has received piles of letters of thanks from women around the world, Schou says.

6 But the new study, which mainly assessed full-term babies, found no cognitive difference at 18 months whether mothers received DHA supplements or placebos.

7 Parents of full-term babies can also get breast-milk bank but it's expensive.

8 A full-term pregnancy lasts 40 weeks,(www.Sentencedict.com) but elective deliveries are often planned for two or three weeks earlier.

9 She was also helped to visualize a future successful pregnancy and full-term birth, which she experienced two months later.

10 The answer extends : The above ophthalmopathy mainly aims at the full-term baby.

11 At places where infanticide occurred, the age distribution is more uniform, corresponding to full-term infancy.

12 Health officials assumed it takes a woman the same amount of time to recover physically after a miscarriage as after a full-term pregnancy — about six months.

13 A neonatologist specializes in illnesses affecting newborns, both premature and full-term.

14 Early menstruation, late menopause, postponing pregnancy and never having gone through a full-term pregnancy increase the risk of breast cancer, but those factors cannot be changed easily.

15 In the U. S. , pregnant women who work in a nuclear facility can be exposed to 50 millirem per month — or about 500 millirem over the course of a full-term pregnancy.

16 This positive outcome, however, was not guaranteed because preemies' immune systems do not always react the same way as full-term infants.

17 More research is needed to confirm if babies born full-term and healthy who are later diagnosed with autism show similar types of abnormalities early on, Cohen said.

18 The message to parents and to health professionals is that – as long as a baby is healthy and born at full-term – a small infant should not be given extra food.

19 Among parous women, the OR for ever use was 1.29, while the OR for OC use before a first full-term pregnancy was 1.44, higher than if OCs were used only after the first pregnancy (1.15).

20 He says there are a number of simple, low-cost interventions that can improve the chances of a full-term birth.

21 Objective: To evaluate the value of transperineal sonographic measurement of cervical maturity for predicting effect of threatened preterm and set of head fetation in full-term primipara.

22 Methods: 100 cases of hospital birth in preterm and full-term comparison, analysis of possible risk factors for preterm delivery.

23 But the fact that respiratory distress syndrome continued to occur in premature infants at 40 times the rate in full-term babies highlighted how risky premature delivery can be.

24 "We found that people who were born preterm had a higher risk of dying in young adulthood than those who were born full-term, " Crump says.

25 Objective To observe the change of serum neuroglobin(NGB)of normal full-term and fetal distress infants, and to explore the sensitivity and validity of NGB as potential biomarker for brain injury.