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Meanings of natal in English
Usage of natal in English
1
Previous studies on c-Abl-deficient mice have shown high post-natal mortality and lymphopenia.
2
His natal burr was always in evidence when he was sentimentally affected.
3
A neo-natal nurse is a very good kind of person to be.
4
Ante- and post-natal care will be provided in mostly single, en-suite rooms.
5
She has to report in oh her natal day, of course.
6
I enclose them in spacious reed-stumps, equal in diameter to the natal cell.
7
I bought it for ante-natal care but patients use it as a service.
8
We administered also the Perception of Insufficient Milk questionnaire at 6 months post-natal.
9
That was to be regarded as the natal day of Liberty.
10
The pure remoteness of Greece came to her like natal air.
11
The record of this royal salute on his natal day is very characteristic.
12
Predicting post-natal renal function is crucial to the prenatal evaluation of fetal nephropathies.
13
An evil star presided over thy natal hour and smote it with gloom.
14
It is not affecting the hospital's natal unit, which is attached to paediatrics.
15
Eating fish during pregnancy and breastfeeding appears to prevent post-natal depression.
16
This town was built around the site of Houphouët's natal village.
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Translations for natal
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United States of America
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Common