parous

ADJECTIVE
  1. having given birth to one or more viable children
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How To Use parous In A Sentence

  • Nulliparous women are reportedly at a higher risk of developing complications of pregnancy and delivery than multipara.
  • I. Burnett found that many were in reality of the ordinary gemmiparous form, such as those composing the early summer broods. Our Common Insects A Popular Account of the Insects of Our Fields, Forests, Gardens and Houses
  • The fruits or persistent pericarps of breeding seedlings during the viviparous developing were rich in the salt and this may do favorable to adaptation of seedlings to highly saline environment.
  • As for asexual reproduction, the authors discuss why vegetative reproduction works so well for so many aquatic plants: rhizomatous growth (clonal growth), as well as reproduction through fragmentation and the production of corms, stolons, tubers, turions and gemmiparous plantlets.
  • The 1970s seemed to be the age of the groupuscules, the tiny, fissiparous radical activist groups which spread across Western Europe.
  • The tests show that the primycin salts exhibit an outstanding activity on gram positive bacteria while the effect on gram negative bacteria and gemmiparous fungi is lower.
  • Management of his fissiparous, some would say ungovernable, party will be not the least of his challenges. Times, Sunday Times
  • Females are ovoviviparous, retaining yolked embryos without nourishing them.
  • Sia, “Rates of caesarean section and instrumental vaginal delivery in nulliparous women after low concentration epidural infusions or opioid analgesia: systematic review” BMJ 328: 1410 2004; L.J. Mayberry, D. Pregnancy, Childbirth, and the Newborn
  • Awkwardly uniparous pentachord or cheviot wither under relatively migrant reason. MP3Board.com
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