Sentence examples for development of fertility from inspiring English sources

However, the development of fertility islands did not facilitate understorey growth.

Lord Winston, a Labour peer who helped pioneer the development of fertility medicine within the NHS, says the field is now being driven by profit, often at the expense of patients, while the HFEA has allowed it to happen.

The individual variations reflect different assumptions on the future development of fertility, life expectancy and immigration.

The return of fertility post-partum shown in Fig.  4B closely resembles the development of fertility after menarche shown in Fig.  2 but in a shorter time span.

Section 3 contains brief remarks on the input data used in the projections, the applied model of population dynamics, as well as the assumptions on the future development of fertility, mortality, international migration and labour force participation in Europe.

Considering the origins of stamens from a petal-like organ (Goethe 1790), it is possible that the filamentous stamens that are ancestral to Zingiberales and that characterize Musa flowers are the result of a restriction of laminar growth associated with the development of fertility.

"I think that these findings, and the identification of the mechanisms involved, may pave the way for development of new fertility treatments or extend women's reproductive span by replenishment of the ovaries with new follicles," said Kenny Rodriguez-Wallberg, a senior consultant at the Karolinska University Hospital in Stockholm.

Therefore, the development of effective fertility control measures is a high priority.

Several studies have already demonstrated the differential expression of some key mRNAs in infertile males compared to fertile males [ 122, 147, 153], thus suggesting the potential for the development of a fertility index via relative expression analysis.

We have not observed any signs of AIS, aberrant male development or loss of fertility in SWR inbred strain males, suggesting that genetic polymorphisms leading to a modest reduction in the expression level of Ar does not measurably influence male development or fertility.

The paper will compare population and migration discourses and relate them to longer term historical development of migration, mortality, fertility and family formation in four countries in South and South Eastern Europe Hungary, Romaniaa, Yugoslavia/Serbia and Bulgaria).