Sentence examples for achieving pregnancy from inspiring English sources

Enter Sally's brother (John G. Preston) and his wife (Jenn Schulte), conservative Christians who are not big fans of lesbianism or of artificial means of achieving pregnancy but are themselves having trouble conceiving.

This remains an exhausting method of achieving pregnancy, but the complexity is nothing compared to what takes place in "Google Baby," a compelling documentary Wednesday on HBO2 that shows us how provincial the standard in-vitro fertilization procedure has become.

EVERY woman is different, but we know that fecundability (the probability of achieving pregnancy in one menstrual cycle) usually declines in the mid-20s, drops more significantly in the early 30s and plummets a few years later, at about age 37.

Assessing the psychological acceptability of technologies designed to assist couples in achieving pregnancy is complex.

Increasing numbers of mature women are achieving pregnancy largely through assisted reproductive technology (ART).

To determine the cost of achieving pregnancy with different gonadotropin preparations.

Such momentum comes hand in hand with a clinical focus on achieving pregnancies.

Clinicians, committed to their discipline and focused on achieving pregnancies, are unlikely to raise moral concerns with patients.

Even with responsible breeding, the site says most bulldogs now require artificial insemination to achieve pregnancy and as many as 95 percent of births are achieved through Caesarean sections.

One couple achieved pregnancy after the second cycle of electroejaculation and IUI.

This study's objective was use of microarray technology to differentiate the gene expressions of spermatozoa that achieved pregnancy in an intracytoplasmic sperm injection (ICSI) cycle in an oocyte donation programme with those that did not achieve pregnancy.