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Showing 1 to 20 of 87 for “"(In)fertility"”.
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Shared guideline development: experiences in fertility care
Contains fulltext : 169060.pdf (Publisher’s version ) (Open Access)
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Trends in fertility in Australia, 1911-1961
The examination of various investigations on Australian fertility showed that, in most of these, the variations in fertility were studied on the basis of rates specific for either age or duration of marriage or order of birth. Further, in none of these studies were marital fertility rates …
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Trends in fertility in Australia, 1911-1961
The examination of various investigations on Australian fertility showed that, in most of these, the variations in fertility were studied on the basis of rates specific for either age or duration of marriage or order of birth. Further, in none of these studies were marital fertility rates …
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Trends in Fertility in Kentucky Counties: Social and Structural Components
… variables - such as educational attainment, income, poverty, race, women in the labor force, and metropolitan residence - as they relate to demographic change and response theory and economic analysis theory were examined. The theoretical perspectives were supported in the findings …
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Socio- Economic differentials in fertility in Zimbabwe from 1980 to 2005
… Demographic and Health Surveys (DHSS) conducted in 1988, 1994, 1999, and 2005 in Zimbabwe to examine the socioeconomic differentials in fertility over time. The period fertility (age-specific and total fertility) rates, cohort-period fertility rates (CPFRs), projected parity progression ratios …
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The female role in the decline in fertility in Australia, 1861-1901
During the second half of the nineteenth century fertility in Australia declined from a high level which was never regained. A similar decline was evident in many Western countries during the same period. This study of the role of Australian women in initiating the decline examines the effects of …
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The female role in the decline in fertility in Australia, 1861-1901
During the second half of the nineteenth century fertility in Australia declined from a high level which was never regained. A similar decline was evident in many Western countries during the same period. This study of the role of Australian women in initiating the decline examines the effects of …
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The clinical use of an electroejaculator in fertility examinations of the male bovine
Call number: LD2668 .T4 1955 H41
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The clinical use of an electroejaculator in fertility examinations of the male bovine
Call number: LD2668 .T4 1955 H41
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Regulation of Active DNA Demethylation and its Role in Fertility in Arabidopsis thaliana
The genome of Arabidopsis thaliana must maintain control over the balance between de novo methylation, maintenance of existing methylation, and active demethylation as it utilizes these processes to facilitate gene expression changes throughout the lifetime of the plant. Expression of the DNA …
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From Conception to Connection: A Systematic Approach to Integrating Remote Patient Monitoring in Fertility Management
The fertility journey, spanning preconception to postpartum, is critically underserved by traditional healthcare systems, which often fail to provide continuous, personalized care. This deficiency is particularly acute for individuals facing infertility, who must navigate a labyrinth of …
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Autophagy maintains the homeostatic environment in the male reproductive organs playing a key role in fertility
Autophagy is an evolutionarily conserved recycling process that plays a crucial role in maintaining cellular homeostasis. It has been reported that autophagy is closely involved in the physiological process of spermatogenesis and the regulation of sperm survival. However, the role of autophagy …
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TRANSCRIPTOME LANDSCAPE OF EARLY FOLLICULOGENESIS IN MAMMALS: UNLOCKING THE INTERPLAY MECHANISMS TO ENHANCE ART EFFICIENCY IN FERTILITY PRESERVATION
… reproductive technologies (ARTs) are fundamental in fertility preservation. However, current ART procedures rely only on a limited portion of the female gamete reserve, specifically the antral follicles. In contrast, the preantral follicle population, which represents 99% of the reserve, remains …
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Methods for checking the goodness of fit of alternative nonlinear mixed models with an application in fertility traits of beef cows
Two different methods for comparing alternative mixed models describing the continuous variable underlying all-none response traits were proposed. The first may be viewed as an extension of the analysis of deviance using posterior density functions associated with alternative models, rather than …
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The relationship between humoral and local anti-sperm antibody production and infertility in turkey breeder hens
Two experiments were conducted to determine the role of the turkey hen’s immune system in the so-called seasonal decline in fertility. Results from Experiment I demonstrated that trauma to the oviduct induced either at the time of the initial artificial insemination, or during subsequent …
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Examination of fertility measures from the 1992 and 2000 Malawi demograph and health surveys : a review of declining fertility
This thesis examines fertility measures from the 1992 and 2000 Malawi Demographic Health Surveys (DHS). There is evidence that fertility decline in Malawi has begun. This project further explores the associated change (if any) in family formation in response to the recorded fall in fertility. …
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Evaluation of Stallion Frozen-Thawed Semen Using Conventional and Flow Cytometric Assays
… a quick, repeatable, objective method of evaluating a large number of cells, including spermatozoa. Two experiments were designed to first validate the use of several flow cytometric tests on frozen-thawed stallion semen and then determine a model that may best explain variation in fertility. …
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A decomposition analysis of fertility rate in South Africa by population - groups and provinces
This study is about examining how fertility in South Africa is affected by changes in marriage patterns, changes in marriage fertility, non-marital fertility and age sex structure, across Provinces and Population groups. South Africa has experienced a decrease in fertility since the 1960s. South …
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Fertility, birth intervals, and their proximate determinants in Zimbabwe
It is found that birth intervals have increased from about 28 months in the 1960s to about 51 months by the year 2000, with the greater part of this increase occuring after 1985. Fertility fell from birth intervals are congruent with each other, in terms of timing and tempo. Of the two main …
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