Sentence examples for fertility from from inspiring English sources

"Maize soon strips the fertility from the soils and this needs to be replenished by fertilizers," he says, and dung was an obvious choice to keep the fields growing.

But there are no known benefits to a woman's health or fertility from taking a break.

The fertility from those animals will help the gardens and minimise our need for purchased fertiliser," Alex says.

"Aquaculture enhances soil fertility from fish waste discharge and contributes to pest control as several fish varieties feed on insects that harm crops," Hoq said.

Today, the girl would more likely have been warned that having children mortgaged her future and told about ways of controlling her fertility, from abstinence to abortion.

As well as the loss of fertility from the land and the poisoning of watercourses, it warned, "increased run-off and sediment deposition can also increase flood hazard in rivers".

This, combined with postponement of marriage (mostly due to the lack of farmland required for young couples), brought about a dramatic decline in fertility--from 8.5 children per woman in 1983 to 6.2 in 1992.

Even the cycling of soil from nonfertility to fertility results from the death of organic matter.

Age-specific fertility rates from 1922 to 2012 are taken from the Human Fertility Collection (2015).

There are also the indirect costs associated with fertility treatments, from medication to lab visits to transportation to and from clinics.

Researchers may derive new lines of stem cells from embryos left over from fertility treatments or tissue from aborted fetuses under guidelines announced Monday by the Canadian Institutes of Health Research CIHRR).