Sentence examples for an effect on fertility from inspiring English sources

A properly functioning thyroid has an effect on fertility.

This result is in line with previous findings that suggest that economic downturns mainly have an effect on fertility postponement at younger ages (Currie and Schwandt 2014).

However, there are multiple (infectious) diseases that are endemic in the region, and most of them have potentially an effect on fertility, even if the diseases do not directly affect fertility but only indirectly because animals are not in a good condition.

Of course, it's not just ovary removal from ovarian cancer that can have an effect on fertility: Research has shown that treatments for any kind of cancer can also have a negative impact.

None of the insecticidal proteins had an effect on fertility when compared with the control treatment (Dunnett test; Cry3Bb1: P = 0.998; Cry1Ab: P = 0.118; GNA: P = 0.992).

Although women's employment and education had an effect on fertility and divorce, this did not appear to be the case for marriage timing (Oppenheimer 1997).

The proposed treatment — surgery, chemotherapy and pelvic radiation — would have left her unable to bear children, yet the doctor never mentioned an effect on her fertility.

Moreover, the possibility that the drug can also be exerting an effect on female fertility should be considered.

In this study, we have shown that Hira mutations in young male Drosophila flies results in a significantly reduced hatch rates (Table 3) comparing with the uninfected flies, suggesting that HIRA could have an effect on male fertility by acting as a chaperone of H3.3.

For long intervals, the reasons are less clear, but it appears reproductive capacity declines after delivery, and that diseases affecting the mother could have an effect on both fertility and the health of the baby [ 9].

Gender differences in power and roles have an effect on health, fertility control, survival and nutrition of women (thus contributing to a low status of women), and this low status lowers women's rights over their bodies and sexuality, and is a source of constraint in material and non-material resources [ 5, 6].