Sentence examples for human conception from inspiring English sources
The new report insists that annual variations in human conception rates are seasonally determined.
Observations of 767 clinical pregnancies and 500 births after human conception in vitro.
In Human Conception in Vitro (eds. Edwards, R.G. & Purdy, J.M.) 371 387 (Academic Press, London, 1982).
The Un-Discovered Islands charts more than 20 islands of human conception, from phantoms to fakes, to legends.
Still, medical ethicists worry that the contests exploit vulnerable people and trivialize human conception.
They exist in freshwater springs until human conception, and Djalu was conceived at Jirgarri before leaving his mother's womb at Milingimbi about 1930.
Ten percent of all human conceptions have an incorrect number of chromosomes, said Amon.
The exhibition will be arranged in three chronological eras marked by shifting human conceptions of the natural world and increasing artistic awareness of environmental change.
Animals dominate human conceptions of life on Earth not simply by their size, abundance, and sheer diversity but also by their mobility, a trait that humans share.
Aslan's first publication since his short-lived television series "Believer" is a brief survey of human conceptions of God, from the man-beast divinities found in prehistoric cave paintings to the one God of Islam.
As many as 62% of all human conceptions are lost prior to 12 weeks of pregnancy and it is unknown how many of these losses result from environmental hazards.
