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1 ne the association between psoriasis and the fertility rate.
2 me per capita, years of education, and total fertility rate.
3 ally exacerbating long-term decreases in the fertility rate.
4 ds with an enhanced variety of meat and high fertility rate.
5 -level HCV prevalence among women and higher fertility rates.
6 r stochasticity in age-specific survival and fertility rates.
7  in England and Wales, and also age-specific fertility rates.
8 y potentially preventable causes for the low fertility rates.
9 iological association between autism and low fertility rates.
10 re age 50 years, given current mortality and fertility rates.
11  demographic transition to low mortality and fertility rates.
12 simane forager-horticulturalist women (Total Fertility Rate = 9.1; n = 592 aged 15-44 years, n = 277
13 eristics during 2000-20 for causes of death, fertility rates, abortion policies, health workforce and
14 .l. was also dissected to examine parity and fertility rates across study arms.
15 ing Poisson regression, the authors compared fertility rates among women with asthma, eczema, or hay
16          In this study, the authors compared fertility rates among women with asthma, eczema, or hay
17                                We calculated fertility rates among women with treated epilepsy betwee
18            This study determined the general fertility rate and age-specific fertility rates for wome
19                                    The total fertility rate and female and male life expectancies at
20 termine the effects of T. cruzi infection on fertility rate and health of the newborn pups in pregnan
21 arasite dose had more detrimental effects on fertility rate and pups' health in both acutely and chro
22 ansmission to newborns, and in improving the fertility rate and pups' health outcomes.
23 ional and longitudinal analyses of the total fertility rate and the human development index (HDI), a
24 d to happen in Africa, in part due to higher fertility rates and a recent slowdown in the pace of fer
25                                   In Uganda, fertility rates and adult HIV prevalence are high, and m
26                                      General fertility rates and age-specific fertility rates for 199
27 at it is possible for people to reduce their fertility rates and consumption demands without experien
28 entation, particularly in settings with high fertility rates and generalized HIV epidemics.
29 conducive to social solidarity promoted high fertility rates and large-scale cooperation with co-reli
30 ations, despite rich genetic diversity, high fertility rates and prevalent consanguinity, genetic res
31 y reflect a disease effect, the age shift in fertility rates and the increase in cesarean section ris
32 tranasally immunized with C. trachomatis the fertility rates and the number of embryos were similar t
33 elayed the onset of pregnancy, decreased the fertility rate, and led to vertical transmission of para
34 ta, population, percent of urban population, fertility rate, and region).
35 ulatory pathway regulates pollen production, fertility rate, and the elongation of floral organs, inc
36 ith moderate to severe psoriasis had a lower fertility rate, and the risk of pregnancy loss was highe
37 banisation, women's education, water supply, fertility rates, and child nutrition from the annual nat
38  traits, including enlarged brains, elevated fertility rates, and long developmental periods and life
39 rbidity, once accounting for obstetric risk, fertility rates, and mortality rates.
40                                        Total fertility rates are higher than elsewhere in the country
41                                              Fertility rates are notably lower compared to national f
42 anding subnational variation in age-specific fertility rates (ASFRs) and total fertility rates (TFRs)
43 ore tissue alterations or lesions, and lower fertility rate associated with chlamydial infection.
44   The study examined the adult sex ratio and fertility rate at Birhan Health and Demographic Surveill
45 nd that life expectancy, maternal education, fertility rate, availability of pathology services, bone
46 omplications, declining total and adolescent fertility rates, changes in health-workforce densities a
47 mice inoculated with COMC were found to have fertility rates comparable to those of the control sham-
48 increased from 68.1% to 75.6%, and the total fertility rate decreased from 3.0 children per woman to
49 000 livebirths to 23 per 1000, and the total fertility rate decreased from 5.61 to 2.11.
50                                   Ethiopia's fertility rate decreased from 6.4 in 1990 to 4.6 in 2016
51                                  We examined fertility rates during periods with vs without histologi
52 ccinated with nMOMP/A8-35 or nMOMP/Z3-14 had fertility rates equivalent to the positive control group
53 Chlamydia load, more pathology and decreased fertility rate following Chlamydia infection.
54     General fertility rates and age-specific fertility rates for 1994-2004 were estimated.
55                                              Fertility rates for Hydra did not systematically decline
56  the general fertility rate and age-specific fertility rates for women with psychotic disorders.
57 s, including Crude Birth Rate (CBR), General Fertility Rate (GFR), Total Fertility Rate (TFR), and Ad
58    The influence of the COVID-19 pandemic on fertility rates has been suggested in the lay press and
59                                              Fertility rates have declined globally since 1950, inclu
60 hin-country variation in the distribution of fertility rates highlights the need for tailored program
61                                              Fertility rate in women with MS remains below the genera
62 t treatment with neuroleptics influenced the fertility rate in women with non-affective psychoses.
63 we compared the reproductive pathologies and fertility rates in Chlamydia-infected wild-type (WT) and
64                                 Knowledge of fertility rates in women with psychotic disorders is fun
65              This study found markedly lower fertility rates in women with psychotic disorders than i
66 mographic data on women of reproductive age, fertility rates, induced abortions, and stillbirths, to
67 ed from total health expenditure per capita, fertility rate, life expectancy, percent of urban popula
68                                     Based on fertility rates, number of embryos, and hydrosalpinx for
69 by oral N-acetyl-cysteine normalized the low fertility rate of TAL(+/-) males without affecting the s
70       We found strong climate signals in the fertility rates of three species.
71       The authors found no evidence that the fertility rates of women with asthma, eczema, or hay fev
72                                        Lower fertility rates (rate ratio, 0.75; 95% CI, 0.69-0.83) we
73                                          The fertility rate ratio for women with asthma compared with
74 used Poisson regression to estimate adjusted fertility rate ratios (aFRRs) for live births conceived
75                                   Equivalent fertility rate ratios for eczema and hay fever were 1.15
76                                 Age-specific fertility rates showed that women with celiac disease ha
77 which marked the first reversal in declining fertility rates since the Great Recession.
78 e (CBR), General Fertility Rate (GFR), Total Fertility Rate (TFR), and Adult Sex Ratio (ASR).
79 er time than the period measure of the total fertility rate (TFR).
80 e-specific fertility rates (ASFRs) and total fertility rates (TFRs), and geographical clustering of h
81 orders (N=7,936) had a lower overall general fertility rate than the normal comparison subjects (N=23
82 th treated epilepsy have significantly lower fertility rates than those in the general population.
83 ially remarkable given the large declines in fertility rates that would have been projected by standa
84 ition, especially with respect to decreasing fertility rates, the underlying mechanisms motivating it
85            We aimed to identify variation in fertility rates, to describe patterns of key selected fe
86 uced female fertility, but it is unclear how fertility rates vary by histologic disease activity.
87                                              Fertility rate was 0.58 live births per woman with MS, c
88 [SD] age, 27.8 [5.2] years), and the general fertility rate was 18.9 per 1000 women aged 18 to 45 yea
89                                   This lower fertility rate was less marked in women with affective p
90   We find that 60% of the 2020 decline in US fertility rates was driven by sharp reductions in births
91 decline in mortality arising from changes in fertility rates, water and sanitation, undernutrition, a
92  of funds for malaria control and high total fertility rate were associated with the greatest use of
93                                        Crude fertility rates were 48.2 and 47.7 live births per 1000
94                                              Fertility rates were 53.0 and 52.3 livebirths per 1,000
95                        Subtle alterations in fertility rates were already visible around 1900, and mo
96                                              Fertility rates were calculated as the number of pregnan
97                                 Age-specific fertility rates were modelled as a function of CCF50 and
98 e L1014F kdr mutation, as well as parous and fertility rates, were similar between study arms.