Examples of using Fertilisation in English and their translations into Hebrew
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IVF means fertilisation outside of the body.
Instead, she simply produces eggs that need no fertilisation.
Fertilisation means that the ovum becomes a chaos.
They have tasks other than fertilisation of the group-souls.
The fertilisation occurs outside the woman's body.
Can be used with or without additional carbon dioxide fertilisation.
If fertilisation takes place, progesterone helps to preserve the pregnancy.
This method bypasses any naturalbarriers that may have been preventing fertilisation.
At about 24 days past fertilisation, there is a primative S-shaped tubule heart which begins beating.
The diver's hair is actuallymeant to brush the ground in a symbolic act of fertilisation.
Chimerism is a genetic disorder in which two zygotes combine after fertilisation to form one single zygote that develops normally.
One can startlooking for pregnancy symptoms as early as the week after fertilisation.
In 1968 he was able to achieve fertilisation of a human egg in the laboratory and started to collaborate with Patrick Steptoe, a gynaecologic surgeon from Oldham.
The amnion grows and begins to fill, mainly with water,around two weeks after fertilisation.
In the majority of these species, fertilisation takes place outside the mother's body, with the male and female fish shedding their gametes into the surrounding water.
The amnion grows and begins to fill, mainly with water,around two weeks after fertilisation.
The very purpose of fertilisation is to produce this state of chaos in the ovum, so that within the mother's organism there is matter which has been completely broken down.
It operates to make usseek out‘novel' mating partners when our fertilisation job appears to be done.
Three weeks after fertilisation' therefore corresponds to the'fifth week of pregnancy' and'eight weeks after fertilisation' to the'10th week of pregnancy'.
Note that pregnancy is usually timed from the last menstrual period,which is generally about a fortnight before fertilisation.
For instance, exposure to the rubella virus at three weeks after fertilisation may cause heart defects, and at six weeks after fertilisation, it may cause deafness.
This natural phenomenon, which is a flaw in nature's strategy, is designed to make usseek out‘novel' mating partners when our fertilisation job appears to be done.
Firstly, that miscarriage is“the predominant outcome of fertilisation” and“a natural and inevitable part of human reproduction at all ages,” Rice wrote in his paper.
Yesterday marked 40 years since the world'sfirst baby conceived via in vitro fertilisation(IVF), Louise Brown, was born.
Dr Kamal Ahuja, managing and scientific director of London Women's Clinic, said the company has been"in the forefront of fertility treatment since 1985", adding:"It's our great pleasure to report the first birth in the world with shared motherhood usingAnecova's groundbreaking technology for In Vivo Natural Fertilisation.".
The developing baby is particularly vulnerable to environmental factors during a five-week period starting about three weeks after fertilisation, and lasting till about the end of the eighth week after fertilisation.
Dr Kamal Ahuja, the managing and scientific director of London Women's Clinic, said in a statement:“London Women's Clinic has been in the forefront of fertility treatment since 1985 and it's our great pleasure to report the first birth in the world with shared motherhood usingAnecova's ground-breaking technology for in vivo natural fertilisation.”.
Approaching the subject from the side which attracts me most, viz., inheritance, I have lately been inclined to speculate, very crudely and indistinctly,that propagation by true fertilisation will turn out to be a sort of mixture, and not true fusion, of two distinct individuals, or rather of innumerable individuals, as each parent has its parents and ancestors.