Sentence examples for means of conception from inspiring English sources
(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".
In vitro fertilisation (IVF) is becoming an increasingly common means of conception.
The incidence of GDM was higher among PCOS compared to controls, regardless of means of conception.
Malick's art and it is an art as original and distinctive as it is profound and heartfelt is that of looking at situations and settings that are so classical as to risk banality and to restore to them a full, even overflowing, aspect of (yes) wonder, by means of the conception of the action and the way that he films them.
Malick's art — and it is an art as original and distinctive as it is profound and heartfelt — is that of looking at situations and settings that are so classical as to risk banality and to restore to them a full, even overflowing, aspect of (yes) wonder, by means of the conception of the action and the way that he films them.
These challenges are markedly alleviated in a population attempting to conceive by means of assisted conception techniques.
The assisted reproductive technologies and, more specifically, in vitro fertilization (IVF) represent the most successful means of achieving conception in endometriosis patients struggling with infertility.
Contemporary evidence suggests that it is best for donor-conceived children to be informed by their parents at an early age about the means of their conception (Nuffield Council on Bioethics, 2013).
