Sentence examples for past conception from inspiring English sources

The abstract only cites figures for 30- and 40-year-olds (12 and 3%, respectively), but the full report makes clear that women of all ages have a hugely diminished reserve when compared (as they are here) to the number of eggs a female fetus has at 20 weeks past conception!

Science created a new picture of the world, discrediting all past conceptions.

In what ways do the newer, higher resolution data contradict past conceptions, and in what ways do they provide corroboration of traditional explanations for American origins?

Sadly, most ideas never make it past the conception stage.

In the last decades, the expansion of high-rise buildings has reached even those countries in which the past architectural conceptions and the municipal regulations have hampered their construction.

It's another clever send-up, and one that exemplifies the ways women writers have struggled to deal with our newfound ability to be anything we want Mary begins and ends the novel where she started, with a past and no conception of a future.

In 2015 we're way past such fanciful conceptions of the body's magic.

The gender activist Bernedette Muthien argues that the country's past has created violent conceptions of masculinity, such as a preference for violent pornography.

Although some claim that the potentially harmful effects of twin gestation have been exaggerated, a large percentage of twins may not develop past 16 weeks post-conception, leading some researchers to refer to a 'vanishing twin' syndrome.

Our history is a weak conception of the past.

Without mental time travel, without a conception of the past, we remain, like Wearing, prisoners.