用at term造句子，“at term”造句

The saola has been called Asia's "unicorn", though there is at least one good reason not use that term: "bicorn" is more like it.

fetuses at term were played recordings of their mothers reading a poem, as well as recordings of a female stranger reading the same poem. The

Spurious pregnancy is also called Pseudocyesis, or Pseudopregnancy, disorder that may mimic many of the effects of pregnancy, including enlargement of the uterus; cessation of menstruation; morning sickness; and even labour pains at term.

However, data for well-nourished neonates born at term cannot necessarily be extrapolated to preterm or malnourished infants.

But now, in Copenhagen, they may finally agree on a definition of that term "dangerous", when they discuss halting global warming at 2c.

The geniuses behind this, and I use that term lightly, need to to take a long hard look at the mirror and see how they are contributing to society.

Conclusions: Brainstem auditory function does not closely correlate with peripheral auditory threshold at term in preterm infants.

And because a lot of libraries close at a certain hour—unless it's finals week—it's vitally important to see what they offer online when you're cranking out that term paper at 4 a.m.

However, even that term is supposed to be used for products that are at least 40 percent beef.

Fetal fibronectin as a predictor for a successful induction of labour at term

Second-and third-trimester serum and placental tissue levels of placental proteins in normal pregnant women and patients with pre-eclampsia at term

Clinical observation of prostaglandin E_2 combine Diazepam to artificial labor of pregnancy at term