Sentence examples for seeking assisted from inspiring English sources

Cystic adenomyosis is a somewhat rare form of adenomyosis; however, with more women delaying pregnancy and with the availability of accurate and easy accessible indirect imaging techniques such as 3-D ultrasound, we can expect that more women seeking assisted reproduction will be diagnosed with adenomyosis and cystic adenomyosis.

With the rising age of women at first birth, couples are increasingly seeking assisted reproductive technologies (ART) to achieve parenthood.

The ever-increasing shift in parental age is associated with a growing number of couples with fertility problems seeking assisted reproductive technologies (ARTs).

At present professionals cannot give advice to, or support, a patient seeking assisted dying without being prosecuted.

The objective was to find out which nonmedical treatments are being used by infertile women seeking assisted reproduction treatment, and to determine accompanying characteristics.

These two questions are interrelated, as they both implicate the interests of others beyond the individual seeking assisted suicide or voluntary euthanasia and the answer to one affects the answer to the other.

Another equally common claim is that those who seek assisted dying may be responding to undue pressure from others seeking personal gain.

The advice said some international flights were still leaving Misrata and Mitaga airports, to the west of Tripoli, but that those unable to leave independently could seek "assisted departure".

Under the proposed legislation, only those who are terminally ill or who are suffering from deteriorating progressive conditions which make life intolerable will be able to seek assisted suicide.

While someone shouldn't feel compelled to publicize their desire to seek assisted suicide or the fact that they attempted suicide when the former request was denied, there are people who do need to know -- not only to do their jobs properly but to protect themselves emotionally.

Instead, the fact that Louisa doesn't know just adds tension for the reader and the inevitable and completely avoidable drama that ensues when Louisa overhears Mrs. Traynor tell Will's sister about his intention to seek assisted suicide, which is when Louisa realizes not only why she's been hired but that Will is going to die regardless.