Sentence examples for reproduction services from inspiring English sources

The rate was 31.8% in the present study, but none of the patients underwent preoperative fertility examinations and the extent to which they made use of assisted reproduction services afterwards was not investigated.

23 Given the importance of procreation in African settings and the lack of assisted reproduction services, HIV-infected couples are faced with a serious dilemma about making an informed decision to procreate.

Forty-nine frozen embryos from a mating between a heterozygote and a C57BL/6J mouse were shipped to the Assisted Reproduction service at The Jackson Laboratory and implanted into the uterus of suitable recipient females.

A new "re-reproduction service" offered these families free consultations, fertility treatment and surgery to reverse vasectomies and tubal ligations.

A newly emerging "fertility tourism" characterizes global biopolitical relations, and "reproductive outsourcing is profoundly intertwined with the post-Fordist reorganization of other kinds of feminized labors and the rendering of formally domestic, privatized aspects of household reproduction as service labor, itself often transnationalized" (p. 87).

Many non-heterosexual women also utilize assisted reproduction technologies and services in creating their families (Mamo, 2007).

Photographic reproduction and digitisation services for information materials will continue to be available, although increased use of digital photography will result in a decline in printing of photos.

Darwin (1862) realized that autonomous self-pollination could be an adaptation to reproduction if pollinator service was lost or extremely unpredictable.

The randomization centres are obstetric and gynaecological clinics, assisted reproduction centres, family planning services, and general practitioners.

All eligible women who show up at obstetric and gynaecological clinics, assisted reproduction centres, family planning services, general practitioners and paediatricians are invited to visit the randomization centres for a complete pre-conception counselling and a talk about participating in the study.

Background: Although both assisted reproduction technologies (ART) and adoption services are designed to help childless couples, their legal status is overwhelmingly different.