Sentence examples for through reproductive technologies from inspiring English sources

"Birth Without the Bother?," by Nicholas D. Kristof (column, July 23), is right: the prospect of the remaking of humanity through reproductive technologies is profoundly awful.

What effect will creating babies through reproductive technologies have on those children?

Prenatal studies may intrude on maternal privacy by asking whether pregnancies were conceived through reproductive technologies or provide information on a child's paternity that was either unknown by the woman or that she did not wish to be revealed.

He became convinced that everyone carrying twins, through reproductive technology or not, should at least know that reduction was an option.

To compare the risk for adverse outcomes of pregnancies between heterotopic (defined as a simultaneous intrauterine and ectopic pregnancy) and intrauterine-only pregnancies achieved through assisted reproductive technologies (ARTs).

Same-sex couples often have children through assisted reproductive technologies.

Approximately 3% conceived through assisted reproductive technologies, including fertility-enhancing drugs, artificial insemination, and in-vitro fertilization.

In the United States, 12%% of women ages 15 44 receive infertility services at some point in their lives, and 1 % of children born each year are conceived through assisted reproductive technologies [ 34].

Why or why not? –Should gay and lesbian couples be allowed to become parents through adoption, foster care, and new reproductive technologies through the same types of screening used with heterosexual couples and single people?

Whitny Braun is a professor and bioethicist who has been featured on the National Geographic Channel television program "Taboo", on NPR and other news outlets and is known for her research into the the Jain practice of Sallekhana, the Parsi practice of Dakhmenashini and reproductive technologies through the lens of comparative religion.

This study demonstrates the benefits of optimizing the allocation of females to reproductive technologies through the use of optimal contribution selection, which resulted in increased rates of genetic gain under sustainable rates of inbreeding.