Sentence examples for with the fertilisation from inspiring English sources

"That is important psychologically as it involves parents-to-be directly with the fertilisation process and early embryo development but, perhaps more importantly, it also could provide many potential health benefits for babies born following fertility treatment".

Early migrating species such as Rana arvalis or Triturus cristatus were much more coincident with the fertilisation of winter cereals than later active species or with fertilisation of maize.

Secondly, since a better solubilisation and more adequate supply are expected from the calcareous soil, it is hypothesised that (2) the fertilisation with sewage sludge results in a higher immediate P fertilisation response, i.e. higher root and shoot growth in the moderately acidic low P soil compared to the calcareous soil.

The fertilisation with sewage sludge increased the total, Mehlich 3 and sward Zn concentrations in forest and agriculture soils, and the levels of Zn were lower in the forest than in the agriculture soils probably because of the low soil pH in the former which probably limited the mineralisation of the sludge in the forest soil.

Genetic material from men who are unable to have children (even with the latest fertilisation techniques) will be put into eggs, and the embryos allowed to develop into babies.

A dual tracer SF6/3He release enabled quantification of both the lateral evolution of a labelled volume (patch) of ocean and the air sea tracer exchange at tenths of kilometer scale, in conjunction with the iron fertilisation.

Written consent was obtained from each patient in accordance with the Human Fertilisation and Embryology Authority (HFEA) Code of Practice (version 8) under local ethical approval (08/S1402/6) from the Tayside Committee of Medical Research Ethics B. Similarly, volunteer sperm donors were recruited in accordance with the HFEA Code of Practice (version 8) under the same ethical approval.

Compared with the unfertilised control (F0), the fertilisation treatments (F1) and (F2) increased the growth rate of sample trees by 41%and38%8%, respectively; while wood density on both fertilised plots decreased by 7%.

Likewise, the mammalian egg reaches the fertilisation encounter with a transcriptional inheritance representative of its developmental legacy.

These studies interpreted the fertilisation benefits associated with polyandry as a compatibility effect but our results here suggest that these benefits could equally have been caused by genetic diversity effects on sperm performance during fertilisation.

But it also proved to be extremely tasty for small crustaceans called copepods, which gobbled the phytoplankton up so quickly that even with further iron fertilisation the bloom stopped growing.