In this approach we assumed that months correspond to menstrual cycles and that all unobserved time is at risk for pregnancy despite the absence of data on sexual intercourse in relation to the fertile window.
'Gene talk' undoubtedly provided a flexible and fertile resource through which these intersubjective relations were shaped and negotiated.
Cyclotest 2 plus distinguishes between 3 fertility statuses: non-fertile, fertile and highly fertile.
Nevertheless, the total mortality rate in relation to the number of fertile eggs was high (23 to 36% (G11)).
There is, however, a tincture of protesting too much in Foucault's separation of himself from Sartre, and the question of the relation of their work remains a fertile one.
This is the fertile edge of art, a zone typically trespassed only by relations (see above) and by patient, curious types who hope against hope to find some unexpected moment of grandeur.
Yet, an intimate collaboration often with two quite different set of assumptions about organisational structure, client-provider relations, and the way projects generally proceed are fertile ground for culture clashes.
He encouraged Gulf nations to move beyond bilateral relations with the United States in countering Iran, and offered as fertile areas of cooperation "shared early warning, cooperative air and missile defense, and maritime security awareness".
To characterize the relation between established and previously unexplored characteristics of the fertile life with all-cause and cause-specific mortality.
Public art and its complex social relation to the "real world" of commerce and media is fertile ground for cultural comment, conviction and catharsis.
