Meaning of "embryectomies" in the English dictionary

PRONUNCIATION OF EMBRYECTOMIES

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GRAMMATICAL CATEGORY OF EMBRYECTOMIES

Embryectomies is a noun.

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TRANSLATION OF EMBRYECTOMIES

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4 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «EMBRYECTOMIES»

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The Fates

Sure, they could do embryectomies on embryos that had miscarried or were aborted, but on a living embryo, a living tissue—not possible and certainly not ethical. Somebody else's so-called ethics were not going to stop him from pursuing the ...

James W. Hoddinott, 2014

Laboratory Animal Science

Animals were removed from the enclosures only for surgeries (embryectomies) or major medical treatments. Following embryectomies, females were kept overnight in a postsurgical ward and then placed in an enclosure side cage for 5 days ...

Collins Anagrams

BDDEGHILMORSU BDDEIILHHORSW BDDEIINRSTTUU BDEEEEIMHMRRS embryectomies bittercresses prepubescents Hertogenbosch bottlenecking encumberingly Khmer Republic imperceptibly inconvertible insusceptible prescriptible ...

Justin Crozier, Cormac McKeown, 2006

New York State Journal of Medicine

80J July 1, 1929 were involved with operative procedures, there being 69 Cesarean sections, 19 embryectomies, 105 forceps, 65 versions. Again, according to the death certificates hemorrhage is given as a cause of death in but 9 per cent, ...