artificial fertilizationの例文

• Church teaching forbids the use of artificial fertilization, including in vitro methods.
• Catholic church teaching forbids the use of artificial fertilization, including in vitro methods.
• The party also opposes artificial fertilization for unmarried couples, homosexuals, and single women.
• Or, coming closer to home, that babies could be produced through artificial fertilization.
• The fertile volcanic soils are rich in minerals and hence require no artificial fertilization.
• During a 1992 shuttle research mission, female African clawed toads gave birth following artificial fertilization.
• It also forbids artificial fertilization, abortion and birth control.
• The Vatican, which does not allow artificial fertilization, views any destruction of embryos as sinful.
• A proposed law that would ban artificial fertilization for single women and gays has been languishing for months in committee.
• Similar dilemmas in the past have pointed up Italy's failure to make laws keeping up with advances in artificial fertilization.
• By Lauricella's estimate, 2, 000 artificial fertilization procedures are done each year in Italy, 500 of them at Cecos clinics.
• With these and other tales of artificial fertilization making headlines, the next announcement was not as amazing as it might seem.
• The panel's reflections were released Tuesday by the Vatican, which forbids use of artificial fertilization or human cloning to create new beings.
• The birth last year of a baby to a 62-year-old Italian woman focused attention on Italy's lack of laws regulating artificial fertilization.
• The birth has prompted a condemnation from the Vatican and produced appeals for new Italian laws to curb some forms of artificial fertilization.
• John Paul, who has frequently warned about breakthroughs in human cloning and artificial fertilization, said scientific discoveries were " growing at a dizzying rate ."
• Several thousand human embryos will be destroyed next month under regulations governing artificial fertilization, unless donors come forward to claim them, a report said Monday.
• The Roman Catholic Church says that artificial fertilization removes the spirituality of procreation, and that adoption is more appropriate for couples who cannot conceive normally.
• Its guidelines also include a ban on artificial fertilization for homosexual couples, and a stop to the impregnation of women over 50 who are in menopause.