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61. Her background was middle-class, cultured, my maternal grandfather being a rabbi.

62. It should be noted that, jointly with maternal age, parity is also associated with maternal mortality.

63. Moving in, she was a one-woman gang whose contributions went well beyond the maternal.

64. They also observed a maternal hypoglycaemic response in their subjects in the third trimester.

65. However, no systematic observations have been made of maternal behavior and anxiety or of later infant development in these cases.

66. Acute schizophrenia can severely impair mothering skills when maternal distress leads to distraction and neglect.

67. As mentioned above, the rate of reduction in the level of infant mortality was not uniform in each maternal age group.

68. They're depriving their children of the maternal love that is the child's by right.

69. He didn't know how it had happened, but Sarah was giving all her maternal love to the wrong child.

70. The maternal bond had been cut with the umbilical cord - at birth.

71. Maternal care needs modeling; each generation benefits from the care received by the earlier one.

72. The maternal instinct can't be dumped, even when you've got rid of your baby.

73. She could see no sign of maternal love in her daughter.

74. The real frequency of worldwide maternal mortality may be as much as three to five times higher than this ratio.

75. The older ones were more maternal, and far more reasonable on the whole[sentencedict.com], with exceptions.

76. Jarrett dismisses excessive birth weight as being secondary to maternal obesity rather than glucose tolerance abnormalities.

77. We suggest that maternal undernutrition, by constraining fetal growth, may programme cardiovascular disease.

78. I had very strong domestic and maternal instincts; there was no way of tramping those down.

79. Ayear after the ban was lifted, the number of maternal deaths fell by half.

80. Even during the operation, performed by other maternal uncles, there is much talking, humour and giving of advice.

81. Though maternal age and birth order have an independent effect on the viability of the fetus, that act together.

82. Maternal transmission is becoming a major problem as increasing numbers of newborn babies enter the world already infected with the AIDS virus.

83. Each extra year of school also reduces the birthrate and cuts maternal deaths.

84. His maternal uncle, William Dauney,[http://sentencedict.com/maternal.html] had been an architect in Aberdeen.

85. Aunt Mary was a large, maternal woman who worked as a nurse in a children's hospital.

86. And these patterns determine, at least inpart, the viability of the offspring, infant and childhood mortality conditions and maternal health.

87. Dorothy, the eldest, went to the maternal grandparents, where she stayed for a number of years.

88. Our results pertain to a sample of 101 subjects, in many of whom the birth weight was obtained by maternal recall.

89. It is completely different from the combination of maternal and paternal chromosomes in natural mating mechanisms.

90. Indeed, it is worth remembering that the effect of birth order may vary with maternal age.