Sentence examples for reproduction programmes from inspiring English sources

In the mean time, assisted reproduction programmes should resist offering treatment options that are not evidence based, or at least they should share with the couple the information that is available and should stress that none of these is a panacea for their problem.

In infertile women, oocytes are retrieved by ultrasound-guided transvaginal follicular aspiration in the assisted reproduction programme.

Using the RT Profiler PCR array, we investigated the expression profile of 84 genes related to stemness, mesenchymal stem cells (MCSs), and cell differentiation in AFCs enriched by hypoosmotic protocol from follicular aspirates of infertile women involved in assisted reproduction programme in comparison with bone marrow-derived mesenchymal stem cells (BM-MSCs) and fibroblasts.

The aim of this study was therefore to analyse the expression of eighty-four different genes related to stemness (pluripotency), MSCs, and cell differentiation in cultured AFCs from follicular aspirates of infertile women included in the assisted reproduction programme in comparison with bone marrow-derived MSCs (BM-MSCs) and human dermal fibroblasts (HDFs).

This discovery could enable the development of diagnostic criteria for selection of better quality oocytes in assisted reproduction technology programmes, and to better understand natural follicle selection and possibly the effects of the follicular environment.

The ultimate aim of a national breeding programme is eradication of scrapie through a reduction of the reproduction ratio of the disease (R0) below 1.

A basic requirement for implementing a family-based sustainable breeding programme for a new fish species is the knowledge of control of reproduction to establish enough full- and halfsib families.

However, a wider range of health traits are actually being recorded, and there are plans in a number of countries to further expand their recording programmes to include additional reproduction, metabolic and efficiency traits.

The authors speculate that this higher incidence rate could be caused by over-diagnosis due to extensive screening programmes and higher exposure to reproduction-linked risk factors.

Repeating such surveys on a regular basis will further allow for evaluation of ABC programme impact on population size and reproduction in the remaining unsterilised dog population.

This study proposes a specially designed infertility care programme leading to cost-effective simplified assisted reproduction as a valid treatment protocol in developing countries when prevention or alternative methods have failed.