Sentence examples for fertility state from inspiring English sources

According to the study, published last year in Evolution and Human Behavior, a woman unconsciously signals her fertility state through body movements, which motivate her admirers to tip more generously.

The path to diagnosis of an underlying cause is delayed, creating further problems with illness, fertility, state of mind and quality of life.

And Tai Wei Foo is not only responsible for the choreography, but captures the dilemma of a woman bringing a child into a world where fertility is state-controlled.

In recent years governments have embarked on a plethora of schemes to encourage childbearing, including a "women's handbook" to educate young females on the high and low points of their fertility, and state-sponsored matchmaking events.The chief reason for the dearth of births is the decline of marriage.

The "phenotype-linked fertility hypothesis" states that female preference for male ornaments or displays has been selected to ensure higher levels of fertility and has driven the evolution of exaggerated male traits.

However, there is substantial evidence that in modelling the welfare state, fertility is an endogenous variable:  the more secure the safety net, the less likely people are to have children.

The study argued that the fall in within state fertility is an exogenous shock to demand and income and so serves as a valid test for SID through income effect.

The latter two studies in particular reached the conclusion that the enactment of infertility treatment mandates was largely the result of the efforts of a national infertility association (RESOLVE) and the political rather than fertility preferences of state residents.

The overall goal of family planning programs is to help women who want to delay or avoid childbearing to meet these stated fertility desires.

Ministers will contact every state-funded fertility centre in the country to remind them that guidelines recommend that the NHS offer eligible couples three cycles of IVF treatment.

TEL AVIV — A recent controversy over the right of Israeli women to deliver their babies at home has exposed the unique character and foibles of the state's fertility policies: the Israeli government is at once extraordinarily generous and exceedingly interventionist.