Implantation - Law Dictionary Search Results
Implant
or infix for the purpose of growth to fix deeply to instill to inculate to introduce as to implant the seeds of virtue or the principles of knowledge in the minds of youth
Implantation
Matched in: Term Implantation
Reimplant
To implant again
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Embryo transfer
in this process the ovum is taken from a woman, fertilised in a laboratory with male sperm, and implanted in the womb of a woman to develop in the normal way. A child was born by the
Together
Together, means at the time of implantation, 'not at any time' during the provision of treatment, Evans v. Amicus Healthcare Ltd. (Secretary of State for
Enrace
To enroot to implant
Enroot
To fix by the root to fix fast to implant deep
Enthetic
Caused by a pathogenic organism implanted in the system as an enthetic disease like syphilis
Inborn
Born in or with implanted by nature innate congenital as inborn passions
Inracinate
To enroot or implant
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