ability to conceive造句

• But some people have the ability to conceive work and bring it to conclusion.
• "Fecundity is a critical thing because, as the female ages, her ability to conceive declines dramatically.
• A : BEING a vegetarian should not affect your ability to conceive and carry a child.
• The sessions include information on how the procedure harms health and ability to conceive and bear children.
• It is beyond our ability to conceive that somehow destiny made him to go on this flight,
• It was as Caliban that perhaps Mr . Bennett showed his true ability to conceive a role.
• "As you get older, there's a natural loss of fecundity, the ability to conceive on a given cycle,"
• The changes have increased the risk that a sexually transmitted disease will compromise the ability to conceive and bear a child.
• For Ramberg, 26, the job depends on his ability to conceive the piece in his mind and focus on drafting it precisely.
• She defined spatial skill as the ability to conceive of and understand the placement of objects and images in two-or three-dimensional space.
• Over 90 % of women with malignant, non-spreading cancer are able to survive and retain their ability to conceive and bear children.
• The general conception is that women have a closer relationship to the divine ( because-pardon my OR-of the ability to conceive children ).
• They have a lack of object permanence, which means they have little or no ability to conceive things as existing outside their immediate vicinity.
• Possessing courage, intelligence, decisiveness, resourcefulness, power, independence, the ability to conceive and carry out a plan effectively, as well as the art of rhetoric.
• Now nothing stands between Hecht and the child she already has named Wyatt _ nothing, that is, except her ability to conceive children at the age of 41.
• The number of punctures is related to subsequent ability to conceive & mdash; it has been found that five to ten punctures are more likely to produce the intended conception.
• But once those women try to have children, their fecundity _ the ability to conceive and bear a child _ appears to be as good as that of earlier generations.
• According to this opposing view, Hume's empiricism consisted in the idea that it is our knowledge, and not our ability to conceive, that is restricted to what can be experienced.
• Obstetric researchers have done much in recent years to increase the safety and success of pregnancies among all women of reproductive age, even those approaching the end of their ability to conceive.
• Kamin, however, comments that Chaplin's comedic talent would not be enough to remain funny on screen if he did not have an " ability to conceive and direct scenes specifically for the film medium ".