Sentence examples for conception issues from inspiring English sources

We as woman have broken through so many barriers, changed so many negative stereotypes and readjusted endless false images of what we are and what we are supposed to be ― why not change this social norm that shies away from discussing conception issues now, for ourselves, our friends, our sisters, and our daughters?

The primary outcome of the study was to evaluate whether women with epilepsy (WWE) of reproductive age received counselling before conception, including issues such as folate supplementation, antiepileptic drug selection (AED) and their potential teratogenic risks.

Pepper argued for a relativist conception whereby ontological issues depend ultimately on such overarching rival frameworks as organicism, mechanism, and pragmatism or "contextualism".

Thus, by the time of "Meaning and Verification", he had moved well beyond his 'Form and Content' stage, modulating the virulent Positivism of his earlier thinking, to arrive at a more mature and balanced conception of the issues at the focus of his philosophical concerns (Oberdan 1996, Sec. 5).

Just as instrumental to their conception were other issues, particularly discontent with the king's favourite, Piers Gaveston, whom the barons subsequently banished from the realm.

For the first time, the idea of hungry population appears in the report "The Limits of Growth" -- 1972 (commissioned by the Club of Rome) and has had a significant impact on the conception of environmental issues.

They usually have little knowledge of the Norwegian language, their access to an interpreter is limited, and they may have a different conception of health issues.

Table 8 below illustrates the privacy conceptions and key issues.

The segment chronicled Wintour's conception of each issue of Vogue and included several brief chats with her colleagues and preferred designers.

This is important since people's conceptions of social issues like crime are likely to differ as a function of factors like socioeconomic status and personal experience.

The more important implication of this report is our conception of the issue which might identify appropriate areas of study.