Sentence examples for reproductive trials from inspiring English sources

This experiment was performed as part of reproductive trials of species (Project Wild Cats of the Japanese Study Group on Artificial Reproduction of Endangered Animals) in the Kobe Municipal Oji Zoo and the Tama Zoological Park.

61 The use of cumulative rates per treatment instead of rates following fresh cycles is becoming an important benchmark in reproductive trials and meta-analyses.

In addition, there is an urgent need to have standardized training for the success of multicenter reproductive toxicity trials.

The corresponding European Commission tolerable daily intake (TDI; 10 μg/kg/day) is based on the assumption of a 500-fold safety margin over the no observed effect level (NOEL) dose derived from three-generation rat reproductive toxicity trials (EC Scientific Committee on Food 2002).

4 7 10 To this end, the Efficacy and Safety of Pergoveris in Assisted Reproductive Technology (ESPART) trial has been initiated.

A 2010 systematic review on deworming in non-pregnant populations 13 included two studies of women in the reproductive age: one trial 14 that specifically excluded lactating women, and one observational study 15 that included lactating women, but in which lactation status was not ascertained.

Pharmaceutical companies have traditionally avoided involving women of reproductive age in drug trials and, although women are now included in many trials, pregnant and breastfeeding women continue to be excluded.

In this review it is offered that the preferred outcome for clinical trials in reproductive medicine should be live birth.

The Center for Research in Reproduction at Meharry set out to recruit a large number of African American women volunteers of reproductive age into clinical trials.

It provides detailed insights into the contemporary organization of the life sciences by exploring salient fields such as artificial reproductive technologies and clinical trials in global and truly intersectional perspective.

Nonhuman antibodies from, for instance, birds and primates, have been safely administered to people in the past, so human antibodies are expected to prove safe in phase 1 clinical trials, says reproductive physiologist Eddie Sullivan of SAB Biotherapeutics, who headed the project to develop the transchromosomal cows.