Sentence examples for point of conception from inspiring English sources

The Fact Checker asked if, using the "post-fertilization" age definition in the bill, their findings can carry over to babies at 20 weeks old from the point of conception.

But the idea that evangelicals, even young evangelicals, are going to subordinate their commitment to protecting life from the point of conception is, he argued, a notion born of Democratic blindness.

It did not conform to the narrative conventions of the telling of a biographical "life", since it started at the unhappy point of conception and took pages for the main character to be born.

"This law says 'Enough!' to the abuses and recognizes that an embryo is a person and as such must be protected from the point of conception," said Elisabetta Alberti Casellati, a senator from Mr. Berlusconi's party, Forza Italia.

A pro-choice group of Irish medics said her case highlighted the need to repeal the eighth amendment of the Irish constitution, which effectively makes an unborn foetus, even at the point of conception, a citizen of the republic.

Today, says Pat Tookey, who manages the National Study of HIV in Pregnancy and Childhood (NSHPC), the comprehensive, anonymised surveillance of all obstetric and paediatric HIV in the UK and Ireland, there is "a vanishingly small chance giving birth to an HIV-positive baby, if medication is taken from the point of conception and all interventions are followed".

Moreover, a thorough understanding of the underlying principles of MMR is recommended at the point of study conception all the way through to implementation and knowledge dissemination.

While this last point of analysis conception remained an important notion for Lavoisier as it was for Aristotle, his notion was a significant advance over Aristotle's and provided the basis for further theoretical advance in the 19th century (Hendry, 2005) Lavoisier's list of elements was corrected and elaborated with the discovery of many new elements in the 19th century.

In the process of re-branding the '2012 TYA Cancer Cohort Study' we discovered the branding process is ideally undertaken at the point of study conception and not midpoint through gaining regulatory approval and increasing awareness of the study, however we recognise the financial constraints of doing this.

We binned data into four latitude zones based on approximate location of large-scale geographic features along the coastline: South of Point Conception, Point Conception to Cape Mendocino, Cape Mendocino to Cape Blanco, and North of Cape Blanco (Fig. 1).

That challenge with the "can versus should" debate is that it is so hard to know at the point of an invention's conception how it is all going to turn out.