Sentence examples for conceiving in from inspiring English sources

Sex education first appears on the compulsory curriculum when pupils between 11 and 14 years old learn the basics in science class; relationships, sexually transmitted diseases and the inadvisability of conceiving in one's teens are relegated to the optional "personal, social and health education".

(A few identical twins would still emerge).Persuading patients and clinicians of the merits of this approach depends on generous state funding for fertility treatment: it seems that patients are willing to accept a slightly lower chance of conceiving in any one cycle in return for more attempts.

For couples who have trouble conceiving, in vitro fertilization (IVF) is often the last resort.

At 21, when a woman is at peak fertility and 90% of her eggs are normal, her chance of conceiving in any given cycle is 24%.

BMI being as strong predictive factor of inhibin B levels as FSH could in part explain the impaired likelihood of conceiving in obese patients.

To investigate the hypothesis that women achieving pregnancy after two or more failed embryo transfers (ETs) of good quality embryos have increased incidence of preeclamptic toxemia (PET) or fetal growth restriction (FGR) compared with those conceiving in the first ET after in vitro fertilization (IVF).

Woodall has also had many problems with conceiving in the past.

Under Brigid's gaze, young men and women spent the entire first week of May screwing, because conceiving in early May was good luck.

Predicted CO exposures also declined sharply over the study period and were highest in women conceiving in winter.

Couples reporting for fertility treatment are readily accessed in the periconceptional phase, and have on average a 30% chance of conceiving in their first cycle of treatment.

The study focused on clinical and laboratory factors affecting the abnormal placentation, especially placenta praevia, in patients conceiving in the IVF programme.