Definitions
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- adjective That takes place following
conception - adverb Following conception
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Examples
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With a few genetic samples from the local subjects, he could cut in appropriate traits and qualities-postconception.
Bloodlines Coleman, Loren L. 1999
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1 However, it is now known that the vast majority of congenital structural fetal malformations are a consequence of aneuploidy or abnormal embryonic development in the first 8 weeks postconception.
JAMA current issue G. C. S. Smith 2010
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1 However, it is now known that the vast majority of congenital structural fetal malformations are a consequence of aneuploidy or abnormal embryonic development in the first 8 weeks postconception.
JAMA current issue Smith, G. C. S. 2010
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"Hence, complications of late pregnancy may, at least for some women, already be determined in the first 3 months postconception, even before a woman has sought prenatal care.
THE MEDICAL NEWS Editors 2010
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"Hence, complications of late pregnancy may, at least for some women, already be determined in the first 3 months postconception, even before a woman has sought prenatal care.
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"Hence, complications of late pregnancy may, at least for some women, already be determined in the first 3 months postconception, even before a woman has sought prenatal care.
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"Hence, complications of late pregnancy may, at least for some women, already be determined in the first 3 months postconception, even before a woman has sought prenatal care.
THE MEDICAL NEWS 2010
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