Sentence examples for reproduction issues from inspiring English sources

"Over the past 16 years, there has been a gradual movement around the world to eliminate donor anonymity," said Jean Benward, a therapist in San Ramon, Calif., who specializes in reproduction issues.

The one problem I have had with my Dell UltraSharp monitor is color reproduction issues depending on your viewing angle.

Moreover, since girls were not expected to be interested in sex, but in reproduction, issues regarding sexuality might not be addressed as importantly as issues regarding contraceptive use and maternal and child health.

We identified four professional strategies namely: a) subordination of child well-being issues and/or a decision not to prioritise child well-being; b) "de-professionalisation" of reproduction issues; c) information, counselling and "rational advice" and d) powerlessness and resignation.

Reproduction Reproductive issues, either preventing pregnancy or trying to achieve pregnancy will assume increasing importance in later life and into adulthood.

These records include information on number and age of livestock present at the farm, reproduction, health issues and vaccination.

An algorithm to deal with this issue was proposed by [29], but switching instead to the instantaneous reproduction number estimated by equation (9) may be a simpler solution.

"The Ministry of Health has thrown the responsibility for reproduction-related issues onto women once again," said Carla Batista, a gender and feminism expert at the Federal University of Bahia.

In 1791 A Descriptive Catalogue of a General Collection of Ancient and Modern Gems, illustrated with 57 plates and describing more than 15,000 reproductions, was issued.

Yet as Marcy Darnovsky of the Center for Genetics and Society, reminds us, "assisted reproduction raises additional issues of justice that have yet to be addressed in Argentina - or in most other countries".

Women's health has in part been connected with reproduction and gynaecological issues [ 3], and many practicing physicians believe that the period at or following menopause is associated with health-related problems [ 1, 4] and with less sexual activity than before [ 5, 6].