reproductive age造句

The age structure, reproductive age structure, fecundity and reproductive value of Larix chinensis were studied, the reproductive fitness and the reproductive strategy were analyzed in this paper.

The population dynamics of O. confuses and the incidence of reproductive age alfalfa closely related.

Epidemiological investigation and analysis on breast diseases among rural women at reproductive age

TB ranks among the top three killers of women of reproductive age.

Women of reproductive age in 40 000 nationally representative households responded to the Multiple Indicator Cluster Survey in 2005–2006.

If a human year really were equivalent to seven dog years, then people would reach reproductive age by seven, and some would live past 150.

That is, they generally aren't problematic enough to affect people's survival before they reach reproductive age, so they keep getting passed on.

During the pandemic of 1957, 50% of deaths due to Asian influenza in Minnesota among women of reproductive age occurred in pregnant women.

A bad boy son who survives all the risk-taking behaviour to reach reproductive age may make you a granny many times over, but are you really looking for quantity over quality?

The hunts she runs operate an "ethics" policy, under which most of the animals are very old - well beyond reproductive age - and the hunts must involve a fair chase.

Some studies indicate that women may have higher rates of progression from infection to disease and a higher case fatality in their early reproductive ages.