The phrase "a high conception" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing an elevated or noble idea, belief, or understanding of something.
Example: "The artist's work reflects a high conception of beauty that transcends the ordinary."
Alternatives: "a lofty idea" or "an elevated notion."
Patients with type 1 diabetes and a higher educational social status tend to have a better metabolic control and consequently a higher conception rate and better pregnancy outcomes when compared with patients with type 1 diabetes and a lower level of education and social status (3– 5).
In contrast to wild animal species, where survival of the species may depend on a very high conception rate at each coitus, humans in monogamous relationships are not dependent on immediate reproductive success to the same degree.
According to current studies evaluating conservative surgery in this group, high conception rates were achieved after a simple ovarian cystectomy (Longacre et al, 2005; Marcickiewicz and Brannstrom, 2006; Tinelli et al, 2006; Yinon et al, 2007), but the high risk of local recurrence of up to 75% still limited the routine implementation (Suh-Burgmann, 2006).
Though showing great sensitivity to environmental or sociological evils, such works fail to embody the high conception of character (as Melville describes it above) and are concerned mainly with externals, or reportage.
Voice samples were categorized from low to high conception risk based on menstrual cycle phase and empirical pregnancy data.
The high conception rates achieved across successive breedings was indicative of reproductively healthy animals, with good heat detection and insemination technique providing confidence in retrospective fertility status.
Sucrose led to a significantly higher conception rate than LDL and reproductive performance was similar to that observed for fresh semen.
Our results suggest that indeed a trial of natural conception is not time wasted, and there is a high chance of spontaneous conception even following prior attempts at ART in the postoperative period.
Oman contrasted prophetic and mystical religion and considered that the former had the highest conception of the supernatural.
