Sentence examples for conception difficulties from inspiring English sources

Pregnancy was described as a confirmation of womanhood, particularly for those who had experienced gynaecological or conception difficulties [ 33, 38].

The spatial conception has difficulties accounting for the self-referentiality of the sense of ownership.

In this conception, the difficulties of hybrid interpretivism do not arise.

The notion of students' ideas as influential in instruction has appeared in both K-12 and higher education literature in many forms: student conceptions and difficulties (McDermott 1984; Feher and Rice 1988), naïve theories (McCloskey 1983), expert/novice differences (Chi, Feltovich, and Glaser 1981), and mental models (Gentner and Stevens 1983; Redish 1994) to name a few.

After so many decades of the lightweight and derivative, how refreshing to come face to face with Watts and his "great moral conception of life, its difficulties, duties, pains and penalties".

Case 2 is the only child of non-consanguineous parents who was born following difficulties with conception and a single miscarriage.

This study proposes that performative rituals that is, verbal and physical acts that reiterate prior uses enabled medieval women and men to negotiate the dangers and difficulties of conception and childbirth.

A deep difficulty in assessing these debates lies in getting an acceptable conception of concepts to work with.

Because of the difficulties met in conception design of compact heat exchangers, a multi-level, multi-factor and non-structural fuzzy optimum decision model is used in the optimal selection of compact heat exchangers.

As well as increased difficulty with conception, and fewer options when it comes to fertility treatments, there is a clear link between genetic disease and advanced paternal age.

Both these conceptions of substance provide difficulties of interpretation.