Sentence examples for birth technology from inspiring English sources
Focusing on attitudes to birth technology, the Canadian study reported that women attending obstetricians were more favourable to the use of birth technology and were less appreciative of women's roles in their own birth.
At the same time, having engaged with the language of "risk", most women emphasized that they wanted access to birth technologies when needed, particularly epidurals and emergency C-sections, with the presence of family, as close to home as possible and within their traditional territories.
For example, it has been emphasized that the widespread availability of efficient birth control technology in modern environments negates the ancestral association between sexual intercourse and reproduction (Barkow and Burley 1980).
After being denied the dates of birth, Investigation Technologies sought a court order for that information.
It was Mr. McColough who made the decision to build the company's famous Palo Alto Research Center, which gave birth to technologies exploited by Microsoft and Apple Computer to develop products like the computer mouse.
That bit of brass led to the birth of technologies like the Web browser and advanced computer-graphics programs that allow scientists to see how hurricanes work and let moviegoers stare dinosaurs in the eye.
Technology and the birthing of technology and the rapidity with which we can launch, fund, and grow companies in the U.S. is still unparalleled in my opinion.
Some researchers fear that definition, if enacted, could complicate the development and use of birth control technologies that block the development of fertilized eggs.
The age at which one gets married and how many children one has are highly linked to availability of and education about birth control technologies.
Companies are spending thousands of dollars on user retention which is giving birth to technologies like OptinMonster.
