postnatally

Also, much better medical testing is available, both prenatally and postnatally.

This trend continues postnatally along an axis of increased growth from the head to the feet.

Although present at birth, some only become obvious postnatally.

Given this conjoined condition, they should not have been encouraged to survive postnatally.

Turner syndrome can be diagnosed postnatally at any age.

Nutrition has been shown to affect intelligence prenatally and postnatally.

However these mice are smaller than the wild type both neo and postnatally.

Remember that teaching deaf mothers, both antenatally and postnatally, will take more time than normal.

Treatment with testosterone postnatally does not close the urethra.

This closure ends shortly after birth (3-6 months postnatally).

Expression levels in brain increase postnatally [ 16 ] .

The development is continued postnatally with adaptation to extrauterine life and child development stages.

It forms postnatally, as the sternocleidomastoid muscle develops and pulls on the bone.

Most rhabdomyomas, whether diagnosed prenatally or postnatally, will spontaneously regress.

However, in the remaining 35% of cases of prenatal hydronephrosis, a pathological condition can be identified postnatally.

So, he wrote to Tonegawa and proposed to target genes expressed postnatally in the cerebellum to study cerebellar memory.

Postnatally, the mammary ducts elongate into the mammary fat pad.

Learning is of crucial importance postnatally as there is considerable interaction with the environment and the potential for acquiring new information is greatest.

After analyzing the usage of "person" in the Constitution, the Court concluded that that word "has application only postnatally."

Testosterone levels (prenatally and postnatally) are normal in 47,XYY males.

The aunt had also tended the child, postnatally, through illnesses and was, in fact, the only refuge for the girl when a termagant12 mother and a 12.

I am a midwife interested in developing a perineal audit system, enabling midwives to follow their suturing up to a year postnatally.

Gestational age (as well as fertilization age) is sometimes used postnatally (after birth) to estimate various risk factors.

Witt and colleagues had similar results in their mice, which also died postnatally with reduced thin filament length and contractile function.