Sentence examples for mean conception from inspiring English sources

Mean conception date was 6 July ± 9.5 days (SD) in the Bay of Fundy and Gulf of Maine and 25 July ± 20.3 days in the Kattegat and Skagerrak seas.

In 1998, Bagon et al. [ 7] demonstrated a mean conception frequency of four per year in 1472 women of childbearing age.

Table 2. Mean conception and calving rates, average daily gain of calves, weaning weight (7 months of age), weight of calf per cow mated and weight of calf per ha on unimproved native pasture and sown grass-legume pasture in south-east Queensland.

The secondary role is to apprehend or construct 'relations between acts of primary intellection'; by this Collingwood means conceptions of the past, future, the possible etc., and presumably all that content of human thought which can not be accounted for in terms of the imagination.

Breeding season peaked in November with the mean estimated conception dates of fetuses varying with maternal age.

"I mean, the conception of the Academy Awards was meant to be a jury of your peers, have you stand up so they can say bravo.

CONTU, as this group was known, faced the problem of choosing which ontology of software by which I mean a conception of the nature of software as an invention should serve as the conceptual underpinning for the law of software copyright.

(Antichrist literally means "opposed to Christ"). Thus, as Christ was born of a virgin by means of conception by the Holy Spirit, so Antichrist will be born of a whore by means of conception by a diabolical spirit.

(Antichrist literally means "opposed to Christ".) Thus, as Christ was born of a virgin by means of conception by the Holy Spirit, so Antichrist will be born of a whore by means of conception by a diabolical spirit.

To provide an in-depth analysis of offspring attitudes toward their means of conception and the practice of sperm donation in the United States.

In 1920 the Church of England's Lambeth Conference condemned all "unnatural means of conception avoidance".