Sentence examples for condition of conception from inspiring English sources

A standard case report form at baseline was developed to assess related information for each woman and included: sociodemographic characteristics; sexual, gynaecological, reproductive and surgical histories; smoking habits; condition of conception (eg, contraception, ovulation induction); characteristics of the EP and treatment procedures used.

When adjusted for these factors, the following factors remained significant: level of education; conditions of conception; pain; reception and willingness to listen.

For, had the couple produced a child but not under contract, the timing and conditions of conception would then (very probably) have changed and any better off child the couple might then have produced would (very probably) have been a distinct child, nonidentical to the slave child (Kavka 1982, 100 n. 15).

75.6% of males and 80.4% of females knew the conditions of conception.

Unawareness of the conditions of conception and unawareness of that abortion endangers women's future pregnancy were related to pregnancy for both genders.

a: incidence of pregnancy; b: crude odds ratio; c: students select all correct answers of conditions of conception but no wrong answers from list [detail of information was showed as below: What are the basic conditions for human conception?

On the other hand, donor conceived people say they have broken no promises because they were never consulted about the circumstances or conditions of their conception.

Mourdock may be both idiotic and vile, but I don't think he was especially inarticulate, and I don't think he was merely alleging that life is cherishable, whatever the conditions of its conception.

The very rejection of the temporal dimension which would allow an authentic conception of creatio ex nihilo, is also the condition of a true conception of the divine will, a will that coincides totally with the being of the Principle and aims at a good inherent in It, from which the good of the world follows as a consequence.

When controlling for other factors such as maternal age and pre-existent health conditions, parity, mode of conception, pregnancy complications and history of C-section, multinomial regression models showed that overweight women were not at increased risk for emergency C-section or operative vaginal delivery, regardless of the type of labour onset, spontaneous or induced (Table  4).

Mothers who are in poorer condition at the time of conception resume cycling significantly later than females who are in better condition, but the sex of their infants has no effect on the time to resumption of cycling.