Sentence examples for conception children from inspiring English sources

Compared with children born after spontaneous conception, children born after IVF or ICSI had a higher hazard of tic disorders (hazard ratio 1.41, 95% confidence interval 1.05 to 1.87; absolute risk 0.3%) (table 3).

When converted to an estimate of developmental age gap, ART children were 2.5, 2.7, 3.6 and 4.5 months ahead of the 'matched', 'subfertile'fertileile' and 'spontaneous conception' children, respectively.

Following the globally-recognized conception, children associated with fighting forces (CAFF) covered by this analysis include all boys and girls less than 18 years who are involved, in any capacity, in the Sudanese Armed Forces and affiliated para-military, militia or other armed groups.

aAdjusted for maternal cotinine level during pregnancy, maternal alcohol consumption at conception, child sex, maternal age at pregnancy and gestational age at blood sampling.

"It's premature to say you should time conception so children aren't born in the fall," she said.

And yes, we were soon past the giggly part -- that the conception of children generally occurs when people are... well, shall we say... not thinking.

Given the current level of knowledge, neither the conception of children with Down syndrome nor their birth can be prevented but several screening programs do exist.

35 36 37 We found no evidence of an adverse effect in the "subfertile" group, while Zhu et al described a modest increase in psychomotor delay with increasing time to conception among children aged 18 months.

"People's conceptions of children are very far from who children actually are," Ms. Ewald said.

Cross-national differences in academic achievement: Beyond etic conceptions of children's understandings.

Few issues are more emotive than conception and child-rearing – but that's precisely because there are no easy answers.