Sentence examples for conception the same from inspiring English sources

This effectively gives an embryo, from the moment of conception, the same rights as the woman carrying that embryo.

While such Mughal architecture belongs in style and conception to the same school as medieval buildings in northern India, a unique innovation in Bangladesh has been the translation into brick and mortar of the sloping four-sided thatched roof found in the countryside.

Yet though women often grieve a miscarriage, there is no human society where people mourn a fetus 12 weeks after conception to the same degree they do a stillbirth at 7 months or (especially) the death of a 1-year-old.

Some believe that an embryo, from the moment of conception, has the same moral status, that is, the same set of basic moral rights, claims or interests as an ordinary adult human being.

Although the terms used for the reproductive parts had altered, nevertheless understanding about the way that fat prevented conception remained the same.

Do these conceptions characterize the same class of properties?

This notion may also explain how students can simultaneously hold both scientific understandings and religious beliefs that may be counter to the scientific conceptions of the same phenomenon.

The abortion question is unique in its ability to generate two utterly disparate conceptions of the same act.

The goal of inter-conception care is the same as pre-conception care, to ensure that conditions and behaviors, which may pose maternal and infant risks, are identified and managed [ 13].

The rapturous glories conjured by the pious Bruckner might provoke faith in the most intractable disbeliever; the conductor's conception had exactly the same effect on his own behalf.

Because classical theism is primarily a Western approach to the problem and classical pantheism an Eastern approach, the dipolar conception is at the same time a synthesis of Western and Eastern thought.