Sentence examples for lower pregnancy from inspiring English sources

Like many in the field, Ms. Rogers is not convinced that lower pregnancy rates are here to stay.

It's not lower pregnancy rates: one of the study's most disturbing findings was that students who broke the pledge were less likely to use birth control.

Those who received the screening had a substantially lower pregnancy rate than those who did not: 25percentt versus 37percentt.

But other experts say that because the low-dose method produces fewer eggs, women have lower pregnancy rates per cycle.

Curiously, however, no studies have found significantly lower pregnancy rates among young women who received advance emergency contraceptive prescriptions.

Dr. Myrick, who was one of the first to study the indirect effects on dolphins of chase and capture, said he concluded in the mid-1990's that contact with tuna fishermen had resulted in lower pregnancy rates and the separation of calves from cows and otherwise had prevented the population from rebounding.

The study cited a number of reasons for the improvement: lower pregnancy rates in some countries; higher income, which improves nutrition and access to health care; more education for women; and the increasing availability of "skilled attendants" — people with some medical training — to help women give birth.

Helping the individual has a breadth of social benefits too from higher wages, greater productivity and faster economic growth, to HIV prevention, lower pregnancy rates and women's empowerment.

In these women, an abnormal PCT result could be associated with lower pregnancy chances, but this has never been proven or refuted.

Youth development programmes are shown in some cases to lower pregnancy rates but in other cases to have no effect or even to increase them.

The use of gonadotropin releasing hormone (GnRH) agonist for the trigger of oocyte maturation is effective in the prevention of OHSS although it may result in a lower pregnancy rate.