Sentence examples similar to conception effort from inspiring English sources

To explore how timing of conception efforts might impact pregnancy outcomes after loss, Schisterman and colleagues examined data on women with one or two prior pregnancy losses.

This conception is an effort to more realistically capture the impact of chronic disease when assessing how a population is doing in terms of health.

Some say the basic flaw was in the conception of the CIA effort.

And what conception of patriotism should drive those efforts?

Gigerenzer has gone further to challenge the conception of rationality underlying efforts to apply risk information to decision making.

The central point of "Humanae Vitae" was that each and every act of sexual intercourse had to be free of any deliberate effort to prevent conception.

The experimental tests required a considerable initial effort, regarding their conception, and attentions at runtime to minimize the chance of interference with such a high deformable prototype.

During the heyday of the axiomatic approach, a few philosophers attempted to show how the theory of evolution could be brought within the orthodox conception of theories, but their efforts tended to produce formal theories that bordered on triviality.

At conception, Newsle mostly focused its efforts on becoming an archive for interesting (older) news about friends and people you care about.

Eldredge glides from this abstract notion to a somewhat more concrete meaning of economics when he declares that in Darwin's conception, the struggle for existence indicated the effort to secure energy resources -- food -- not the attempt to produce offspring.

The lack of professionals in software engineering experiments is due to the conception of high costs and large organizational effort.