Sentence examples for the process of fertility from inspiring English sources

The process of fertility decline started first in Italy, i.e., in the 1970s.

Second, the introduction of tenure emphasizes the importance of the housing career in the process of fertility behavior.

The strong attachment to Catholic values has not restrained the process of fertility postponement and fertility decline in Italy and Poland.

"I found if you look at men's letters instead of just women's letters or diaries, you see that men often had just as much expertise and certainly as much interest in the process of controlling fertility as women".

Semi-permanent cultivators on the other hand may feel confident of their capacity to keep the soil on their plots fertile; they have not yet proven that their management efforts actually reverse the process of soil fertility decline.

Table 1 The changing process of fertility choices in danwei communities End-year of fertility Family members Fertility status 1980 Eldest brother She has two sons and changed her ethnic identity from Han to Manchu to give birth to the second child.

This appointment was the first in a year-long process of fertility treatments that cost the London couple between £25,000 and £30,000.

Eventually, I wrote a movie based on our experiences called More Than Stars (pictured below), which welcomes viewers into the comically dehumanizing and occasionally hopeless process of fertility treatments.

In danwei community, the process of institutionalization gradually shapes the fertility culture, influencing and changing individual's birth concept and choice, as can be seen in the course of fertility of Tong Ling and her six brothers and sisters (see Table 1).

The lack of research on migration and fertility in the DRC and SSA contributes to a general uncertainty of how the process of urban migration and residence impacts fertility behavior (White, Muhidin, et al. 2008) and the family planning needs of migrant women (National Research Council 2003).

Sub-Saharan countries seem to remain more systematically outside any established and uniform process of fertility change.