Sentence examples for mean pregnancy from inspiring English sources

Mean pregnancy rate from inseminations with unsexed spermatozoa was 54.5% whereas inseminations with sexed spermatozoa resulted in 33.3% pregnant sows.

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Mean pregnancy gestation at clinic referral was 22 weeks.

Thus the mean pregnancy rate and delivery rate were computed for countries providing the relevant information.

Therefore, this study suggests a steady decrease in the incidence of LBW as mean pregnancy weight gain increases.

Table  3 shows age-adjusted and multivariable adjusted differences in mean pregnancy length according to quintiles of maternal height.

The lifetime number of pregnancies was negatively correlated with HR-HPV infection among urban women, with infected women reporting 1.7 fewer mean pregnancies than did uninfected women (p<0.01), but no significant difference was seen among rural women (Table  5).

Pregnancy's not a good word – because it means pregnancy.

Cultural norms promote early marriage, and a lack of access to comprehensive sexual health education and contraception means pregnancy is common among young women – nearly two-thirds of women in Malawi have given birth by their 20th birthday.

Charlotte really wants a baby, but her epilepsy means pregnancy is fraught with problems.

But when a girl attends school for seven years, she tends to marry four years later (which means pregnancy at a healthier age) and have two fewer children.