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Meanings of neonate in English
Infant in the first 28 days after birth.
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Examples for "newborn"
Examples for "newborn"
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Main outcomes and measures: The primary outcome was newborn SARS-CoV-2 testing results.
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Surveillance was initiated to test malformed newborn animals in the affected region.
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She said she was not given a chance to rescue her newborn.
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I needed to bolster her newborn sense of safety, not wreck it.
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A 36-page state report details the final hours of the newborn's life.
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Authorities suspect that the victim was a very young, newborn baby boy.
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People tend to forget that, until they hear a newborn baby cry.
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Indian sailor Abhiram Oak is yet to meet his newborn baby daughter.
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May you be ordinary, as the poet once wished the newborn baby.
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In Victoria, a newborn baby is in the ICU after contracting COVID-19.
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Here our body weight was less than that of a newborn infant.
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Instinctively, a newborn infant can suck and grasp, but that's about all.
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Ezra simultaneously looks like a newborn infant and a tired old man.
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But I tell you that killing a newborn infant is another matter.
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Nothing else, not even the newborn infant, existed for them at that moment.
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In a week the extreme ugliness of the newborn child had vanished.
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Indeed, God commands us to love the convert like a newborn child.
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His mind was as empty as the mind of a newborn child.
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My uncle and aunt, my cousins and my cousin Cecilia's newborn child.
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They all carry potential side-effects putting the unborn or newborn child at risk.
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Liberals like to believe in the perfection of the newborn human as much as Christians do.
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Even today, an occasional newborn human arrives with some tiny vestigial tail structure before it's surgically removed.
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The authors designed the present study to examine the hypothesis that in utero exposure to DDE decreases anogenital distance in newborn human males.
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It was logical to suspect that it might work in newborn humans too.
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Newborn humans, on the other hand, can't hold up their own heads without someone to help them.
Usage of neonate in English
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The neonate had no evidence of disease and survived for 1 month.
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One neonate with Taussig-Bing anomaly underwent septostomy with the new balloon catheter.
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This article reviews the current status of anorectal malformations in the neonate.
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The neonate did not show any symptoms which antipsychotics could have caused.
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The mother and the neonate cooperate in preventing infections in the offspring.
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The case of a vallecular cyst in a neonate is described.
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A 17-day-old neonate with Down's syndrome underwent definitive repair of CAVSD and CoA.
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A neonate was found to have normocalcaemic hyperparathyroidism with bone disease.
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We recently described transitory hippocampal changes in neonate rats prenatally exposed to MeHg.
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Total correction was successfully performed in a neonate with such a complicated anomaly.
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The mother and the neonate were released from hospital shortly after.
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Immunological immaturity of the neonate might result in an impaired response to infectious agents.
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It is difficult to diagnose compartment syndrome in a neonate.
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A neonate presenting with vitritis should raise suspicion of ARN.
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Transcripts were predominantly expressed or restricted to the fetus, the embryo, or the neonate.
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Due to persistent hypoxemia, the neonate underwent placement of a 4-mm modified Blalock-Taussig shunt.
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