ライフサイエンスコーパス: time to pregnancy

1 significantly associated with fecundability (time to pregnancy).

2 -dichloro-2,2-bis(p-chlorophenyl)ethylene to time to pregnancy.

3 llutants and couple fecundity as measured by time to pregnancy.

4 ter cycle length was associated with delayed time to pregnancy.

5 ng of male infertility and ultimately reduce time to pregnancy.

6 f preconception periodontitis in relation to time to pregnancy.

7 sh couples' fecundity, resulting in a longer time to pregnancy.

8 en actively trying to conceive (median [IQR] time to pregnancy, 3.3 [1.5-6.7] months), 27.6% in women

9 women contemplating pregnancy (median [IQR] time to pregnancy, 6.7 [4.2-9.3] months), and 1.7% in wo

10 ve nor contemplating pregnancy (median [IQR] time to pregnancy, 7.8 [5.2-10.5] months) among those wh

11 iation between menstrual characteristics and time to pregnancy among 2,653 Danish women enrolled in a

12 The study population for time-to-pregnancy analyses consisted of 3033 episodes am

13 early-pregnancy periods was associated with time to pregnancy and miscarriage.

14 ercourse behavior can have a large impact on time to pregnancy and, likewise, on fecundability ratios

15 To reduce time-to-pregnancy and stress for patients, there is a ne

16 ancy rate, cumulative number of pregnancies, time to pregnancy, and adverse events.

17 ion to follicular- and luteal-phase lengths, time to pregnancy, and early pregnancy loss (within 6 we

18 gths, discrete-time fecundability models for time to pregnancy, and logistic regression for early pre

19 association between PCB and DDE exposure and time to pregnancy by using serum levels measured in 390

20 Prospective time-to-pregnancy cohort study (2008 to date of last fol

21 Although survivors had an increased time to pregnancy compared with their siblings (p=0.032)

22 rall, DES was not associated with a delay in time to pregnancy (fecundability ratio = 0.95, 95% confi

23 eive, we found good fits to observed data on time to pregnancy for different populations.

24 Compared with time to pregnancy for women in the lowest exposure categ

25 f conceiving within 1 mo and subfertility as time to pregnancy >=12 mo or use of assisted reproductiv

26 We recorded time to pregnancy in 289 eldest daughters 28-31 years la

27 We investigated infertility and time to pregnancy in female childhood cancer survivors,

28 Fecundability was measured by time to pregnancy in menstrual cycles within a year of e

29 re used to estimate fecundability ratios for time to pregnancy in relation to DES.

30 < 1.24 microg/liter, DDE < 14 microg/liter), time to pregnancy increased for women in the highest exp

31 Overall, time to pregnancy increased with increasing serum PCB le

32 We recently found that time to pregnancy is prolonged in asthmatic females espe

33 ing within 1 month; subfertility, defined as time to pregnancy or duration of actively pursuing pregn

34 renatal diethylstilbestrol (DES) exposure on time to pregnancy or secondary sex ratio in men.

35 ty of conceiving; subfertility, defined as a time to pregnancy or the duration of actively pursuing p

36 All 3 approaches involve the collection of time-to-pregnancy or attempt-time data, and most are lim

37 ntal alterations in follicular-phase length, time to pregnancy, or early pregnancy loss, and in fact,

38 ted with pregnancy incidence, but the median time to pregnancy points to a relatively short time wind

39 Unlike time to pregnancy, serum AMH level can be assessed regar

40 e available and therefore were excluded from time to pregnancy studies may now use oral contraceptive

41 Time to pregnancy studies seldom utilize detailed data o

42 edian age, 33.2 [IQR, 30.0-36.6] years), the time-to-pregnancy study population consisted of 2851 epi

43 aluate the effect of maternal age on waiting time to pregnancy, the authors reviewed hospital charts

44 s of 5 major European data sets with data on time to pregnancy (TTP) and proportion of contraceptive

45 als in the context of fecundity, measured as time to pregnancy (TTP).

46 f assessing biologic fertility is to measure time to pregnancy (TTP).

47 Biologic fertility can be measured using time to pregnancy (TTP).

48 sensitive functional measure of fertility is time to pregnancy (TTP); this can be studied retrospecti

49 or nutrients and fecundability [measured by time to pregnancy (TTP)].

50 in couple fertility was assessed by means of time to pregnancy (TTP--a sensitive and validated measur

51 sumption of contaminated fish in relation to time-to-pregnancy (TTP) among women in the New York Stat

52 Time to pregnancy, typically defined as the number of me

53 2.4-wk gestation (95% range: 10.9, 18.4) and time to pregnancy via questionnaires.

54 Among women, the median time to pregnancy was 3.5 months (95% range [2.5%-97.5%]

55 association between PCB or DDE exposure and time to pregnancy was weak and inconclusive.

56 The core measurement would be time to pregnancy, which can be carried out using a shor