Meanings of prenatal influence in anglès

He wondered how it was that it had had no prenatal influence on himself.

If there was anything in prenatal influence, that baby of hers was going to be intelligent!

There is the prenatal influence and also the birth trauma that might alter the sexually reproduced person.

He was a Congregationalist by prenatal influence.

I dare say the capacity for enjoying that particular emotion was omitted from my make-up-theresult of some peculiar prenatal influence, probably.

His forehead is half an inch high and a bony ridge-telling of unfortunate prenatal influence-runshigh along the top of his head.

Luckily for our race, the women, who have the most important prenatal influence in guarding its physical well-being, are practically non-users of the plant.

An argument he had in favor of this view was prenatal influence and the strong influence a woman's belief is supposed to have on pregnancy.

He saw something that began: Prenatal influences predisposing to mania.

Prenatal influences might be expected to more substantially influence cancer risk at younger ages.

Possibly prenatal influences caused him often to call before breakfast and remain until after supper.

However, it remains unclear whether similar alterations in DNA methylation profiles can result from prenatal influences.

It seemed to be something like the projection of an alien horror into his life- aprenatalinfluence-

I fear me he was a heretic through prenatal influences, for they do say that he was a child of his mother.

Stall says: " Prenatal influences are both subtle and potent, and no amount of wealth or learning or influence can secure exemption from them."

"Science wrangles over the rival importance of heredity and environment, but we women know what effects prenatal influence works on children."