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• One infant born at term presented with seizures on the third day and died on the 10th day.
• My son has just started his first term at university reading history and politics.
• we're here for a term
• During the college term , students are encouraged to rent accommodation in the approved student village.
• a medical term
• low birthweight at term
• As she progresses toward the end of her pregnancy term , she will usually demand to eat more and more.
• As you go farther and farther to the right in this sequence, the ratio of a term to the one before it will get closer and closer to the Golden Ratio.
• his apprenticeship term is over
• term of endearment
• Information on the length of gestation of these offspring was obtained from inquiring if the child was born at term and, if not, by how many weeks he or she was early or late.
• Four ultrasound measurements were made on each fetus within seven days of term delivery.
• Around 300,000 young people are finishing their first term at university in the UK.
• Michaelmas term
• The same sort of findings could be equally applicable to babies born at term .
• Another significant section of the overturned clauses dealt with a fixed term of office for the Chief Prosecutor.
• In his second term as senator he became the acknowledged spokesman for the Southern point of view.
• Only four of the 20 women who were anemic at 26 to 28 weeks of gestation were still anemic at term .
• The president's woes began virtually the moment he took the oath of office for a second term .
• during term time
• Nevertheless, it is impossible to deliver all term breech pregnancies by caesarean section.
• A healthy child was delivered at term , and the couple will be offered prenatal diagnosis in subsequent pregnancies.
• She has an obvious abdominal protuberance, she is at term , and her time is now.
• a term baby
• every other term
• umbrella term
• term of imprisonment
• The main issues in the contract dispute are wages, harassment language and the term of the agreement.
• Your presentation grade will constitute one-eighth of the term 's grade.
• It is significant that the term entered the language at a time of ineffective monarchical rule, in the mid-fifteenth century.
• term starts tomorrow
• Not to mention that my university term ended a week or two early and all students in uni accommodation were forced to leave so that it could be rented out for that month.
• Pregnant women at term with rupture of membranes before labour are subjected to routine induction of labour.
• at term
• The term semantics is a recent addition to the English language.
• He was in good general health, was born at term and was fully immunized, appropriate to his age.
• it costs five thousand euro per term
• All of the mothers studied were in spontaneous labor at term with singleton pregnancies in cephalic presentations.
• For a lot of faculty members, in short, the end of a term is no vacation, but a mad scramble for survival.
• We can only brace ourselves for the rest of his four year term in office.
• He made French an official language during his first term .
• Cesarean section was performed at term because of breech presentation.
• In the clinic the girl's mother told me that, although born at term , Susan had weighed but 3 pounds.
• Student loans were also vital for funding me during the copious breaks in the student term .
• Every barbarian language had an equivalent term , and all of them were based on a derivative of that language's word for fury.
• However, now they have to illustrate what they plan to do in the next four years, the term of their office.
• Will student-athletes be able to become athletically eligible for spring semester during January term ?
• the summer term
• Nevertheless, patients with severe emphysema have had successful term pregnancies.
• The child was born at term with an uneventful antenatal, perinatal, and postnatal history.
• the government's five year term ends in June
• The phrase is now a term of endearment for a child who has done something sweet.
• These efforts are called Christology, which is the term used to describe the study of the person and work of Christ.
• the musical term “leitmotiv”
• the President is elected for a single four-year term
• I didn't honestly think this was going to happen in my first term at the best university in Canada.
• the pregnancy went to full term
• Just days into his first term in office, he already recognized that the roles of senator and psychologist are similar.
• The elected council members are set to begin their four-year term of office on Dec.31.
• The end of the university term always ushers in the year-end student show.
• The president appears to have ditched his initial plan to lay out his domestic policy proposals for a second term .
• With the new term drawing near, university students are returning to the campus from their summer vacation and some don't like what they find.
• It turns out to be a technical term in the study of logic and describes a specific type of logical fallacy, a form of circular reasoning.
• they'll put a term to their suffering
• the musical term ‘leitmotiv’
• Students heading back to start their new term at university are being given handy reminders of the warning signs of meningitis.
• By the way, why in a democracy is the word liberal a term of abuse?
• There is no king of France at present; the subject term fails to refer to anything.
• These trends were found in babies born at term or prematurely and therefore reflected low rates of intrauterine growth.
• Sources close to him say he is now talking in terms of what he could achieve in a third term of office.
• She had an uneventful pregnancy and at term underwent a cesarean section.
• We assessed preterm and term births separately in the analysis of infant and early neonatal mortality.
• There the Leadership is elected and its term of office is two years.
• Such recess appointments, though rare, allow a federal judge to serve a limited term .
• a term of abuse
• I have actually served a term of imprisonment in Britain under such a law, and Americans may find my experiences instructive.
• The third bedroom had been empty since its occupant left university earlier in the term .