reproductive health | 5.66 | Reproductive health and family planning were only mentioned once. | ||
reproductive technology | 2.90 | Who gets to play God in the brave new world of reproductive technology? | ||
reproductive right | 2.70 | On reproductive rights. | ||
reproductive system | 2.70 | The reproductive systems consist of filamentous tubes. | ||
reproductive success | 2.44 | Er, variance of reproductive success. | ||
reproductive organ | 1.97 | Yet women with AIS lack normal reproductive organs and are infertile. | ||
reproductive cycle | 1.91 | Not all doctors truly understand the reproductive cycle. | ||
reproductive problem | 1.91 | Vietnamese families seem cursed with reproductive problems. | ||
reproductive age | 1.65 | Females take five years to reach reproductive age. | ||
reproductive service | 1.05 | -- More involvement by reproductive health care services in dealing with sexually transmitted diseases. | ||
reproductive freedom | 0.99 | The fight over reproductive freedom yields endless war stories. | ||
reproductive medicine | 0.99 | Carr, for her part, has only a moderate interest in reproductive medicine. | ||
reproductive rate | 0.99 | The pandas also suffer from a low reproductive rate. | ||
reproductive tract | 0.72 | In some cases, the bacteria move into the reproductive tract within a week. | ||
reproductive issue | 0.66 | Reproductive issues are far less politically loaded in Britain than in the United States. | ||
reproductive cell | 0.59 | Exceptions are reproductive cells and cancer cells. | ||
reproductive choice | 0.59 | I happen to think this is great, since I favor reproductive choice. | ||
reproductive endocrinologist | 0.59 | For any treatment beyond that, patients must see approved specialists or reproductive endocrinologists. | ||
reproductive purpose | 0.59 | The other bans cloning only for reproductive purposes. | ||
reproductive failure | 0.53 | Early on, the researchers had ruled out reproductive failure. |