Sentence examples for fertility settings from inspiring English sources

The need for additional and continuous training for nurses employed in fertility settings in Kuwait is paramount.

This finding suggests that fathers do not have the same accelerating influence on women's age at menarche in transitional Malaysia as they do in low fertility settings.

Nurses employed in fertility settings in Kuwait should be developed into specialist fertility nurses, through training and certification to enable them perform more expanded nursing roles like embryo transfer and counseling of distressed clients.

Fertility intentions are considered the key determinant of fertility in low fertility settings where the means of controlling fertility are accessible (Barber 2001; Bongaarts 2001, 1992; Rindfuss, Morgan, and Swicegood 1988; Schoen et al. 1999; Westoff and Ryder 1977; Remez 2000).

Overall, these differences suggest that the mechanisms that bring about accelerated reproduction in father-absent girls may differ between this transitional setting and low-fertility settings; although a better understanding of the pathways through which father absence affects reproductive outcomes in all contexts is needed.

Second, the elderly constitute a smaller proportion of the total population in high-fertility settings.

Intentions are also central to the proximate determinants framework for low-fertility settings developed by Bongaarts (2001) and Morgan (2003).

Carrier screening is offered through general practice, obstetrics, fertility, and genetics settings before or in early pregnancy.

The "incompatibility impasse" in Southern European countries seems to explain the survival of the negative relationship between FLFP and fertility in these settings (Kögel 2004).

In many camp settings, fertility rates and gender-based violence increase, and maternal and neonatal mortality can be high [ 7, 9].

It is further argued that while relaxation of these labor market rigidities (to enable more part-time employment) may increase overall female labor force participation, the shift may come with the cost of lower fertility in these settings of Southern Europe (Del Boca et al. 2005a).