Similar words: semester, gamester, prime minister, limestone, detriment, nutriment, detrimental, homestead. Meaning: ['traɪ'mestə(r) /trɪ-] 
n. 1. a period of three months; especially one of the three three-month periods into which human pregnancy is divided 2. one of three divisions of an academic year.
n. 1. a period of three months; especially one of the three three-month periods into which human pregnancy is divided 2. one of three divisions of an academic year. 
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61. Mothers completed questionnaires within a few months delivery regarding alcohol use during the first trimester.
62. To make routine inspection on stock material andes report it trimester.
63. Having just entered her second trimester after receiving her 12 week scan, Cassidy is enjoying wearing her normal wardrobe before she switches to loose-fitting maternitywear.
64. Discontinuing infliximab early in the third trimester should be considered in order to minimize late fetal exposure.
65. Objective: To study the value of ultrasonic intervene amniotic cavity fluid infusion and amniotic replacement with hypamnion in the third trimester.
66. Objective:To study the efficacy of rivanol in combination with mifepristone for termination of mid trimester of pregnancy.
67. Objective To study bacterial condition in amniotic cavity of premature rupture of membrane and intact fetal membrane in third trimester.
68. Objective To investigate the risk factors for hyperemesis gravidarum in the first trimester,(http://sentencedict.com/trimester.html) provide evidence to strengthen the health care of pregnant women.
69. She spent two days in jail before the charges were dropped because she was in her second trimester, and Iowa's feticide laws don't kick in until the third.
70. Cervix lymphatic hygroma; Ultrasonic checkup; Mid trimester of pregnancy; Late pregnancy; Foetus.
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