Sentence examples for reproductive experts from inspiring English sources

So reproductive experts were taken aback by a paper in the June issue of Contraception magazine.

The range of intervals and different rates and percentages were based on soliciting views and experiences of reproductive experts.

The birth of Idaho Gem may yield insights into "the basic nature of sterility in hybrids," says equine reproductive expert O. J. Ginther of the University of Wisconsin, Madison.

The return of the Today Sponge is being greeted with mixed reviews from doctors and reproductive health experts.

Giving people access to family planning is crucial to achieving the sustainable development goals (SDGs) by 2030, reproductive health experts said this week.

Reproductive health experts say that saves money, that every dollar spent on family planning saves about $4 in maternity and infant care.

Interviews with young Latinas, as well as reproductive health experts, show that the reasons for deciding to have fewer children are many, involving greater access to information about contraceptives and women's health, as well as higher education.

Knowing how to trap sperm in the right places could improve the effectiveness of in vitro fertilization and other reproductive technologies, experts say.

Another criticism which some women's reproductive health experts we spoke to have directed at the product is that there's a risk of it being misleading — given its relative complexity to use and the need for alternative contraception on red days (or else that users abstain from sex).

ECs – designed by reproductive health experts to be used only in case of emergency – were preferred by study participants over other contraceptive methods because of their ease of use, discreetness, perceived minimal side effects on beauty and future fertility, and usefulness in navigating reproductive intentions.

Drawing on an ethnographic case study of young people's (aged 18-29) use of emergency contraceptives (ECs) in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, this article highlights areas of disconnect between how reproductive health experts envision EC use and local meanings ascribed to ECs by young people.