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The aim of this part of the PATPA study was to establish in what ways maternal age and mode of conception are associated with self-rated physical and mental health, health service use and health behaviours during pregnancy.

The aim of this study was to establish in what ways maternal age and mode of conception are associated with, health behaviours, health service use and self-rated physical and mental health during pregnancy.

The father of western medicine might not have had proof that sperm is much happier several degrees below a man's core body temperature – we learned that in the 20th century – but the "heat method" has become an enduring and often successful way of preventing conception.

Bio-objectification has been seen as a way of stabilizing conceptions of patients within medical research (Douglas 2012).

It is well known that, on Reid's analysis, Hume's skepticism derives in large part from his implicit subscription to the "way of ideas", a conception of knowledge and experience that finds its origins in Descartes, Malebranche and Locke, and its most dramatic exposition in Berkeley who, though no skeptic, "proved by unanswerable arguments what no man in his senses could believe" (Reid 1997: 20).

Indeed, it is plausible that they have little by way of a self-conception as an agent with a past and with projects and purposes for the future.

On this way of distinguishing various conceptions of power, Hobbes and Weber are on the same side, since both of them understand power in primarily instrumentalist, individualist, and action-theoretical terms (Saar 2010, 10).

In this way, the conception of authenticity is continuous with the ideal of being true to ourselves: we are called upon to become, in our concrete lives, what we already are in the ontological structure of our being.

The recent development of genetically engineered tracing viruses can open the way toward the conception of novel tract-tracing paradigms.

In another way, the conception of soul that is in evidence in the Phaedo is significantly narrower than our concept of mind, in that the soul, as conceived of in this particular dialogue, is not, in fact, responsible, or directly responsible, for all of a person's mental or psychological activities and responses, but only for a rather severely limited subset of them.

While Leibniz had already paved the way for the conception of space and time as exclusively a matter of relations between events, Mach went still further in attacking the arguments of Newton in favour of a dynamic and absolute space and time.