Examples of using Fertilisation in English and their translations into Slovenian
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(ii) the nitrogen supply to the crops from the soil and from fertilisation corresponding to.
almost five days after fertilisation.
giving birth(38 weeks from fertilisation).
Women undergoing ovarian stimulation for multiple follicular development prior to in vitro fertilisation or other assisted reproductive technologies.
The second will develop combined irrigation and fertilisation techniques with the aim of decreasing soil and groundwater pollution
from one to five days after fertilisation.
certain agricultural fertilisation methods.
the assessment of plant nutrients in livestock manure in planning the fertilisation with mineral fertilizers.
efficient cross‑fertilisation of talent and skills bridging diverse areas; and.
In 2003, the UK Human Fertilisation and Embryology Authority recommended that the Government ban testing for sex selection for non-medical reasons.
The British government's Human Fertilisation and Embryology Authority warned in 2009 that IVF babies have a 30% higher risk of genetic abnormality.
Promoting best practices of transfer of technologies from one sector to another(cross‑fertilisation);
It operates to make us seek out‘novel' mating partners when our fertilisation job appears to be done.
Louise Brown, the first human to have been born through IVF(in vitro fertilisation).
Insemination is the fertilisation of a female breeding animal
Concerning soil management and fertilisation, cultivation practices allowed in organic plant production should be specified and conditions should be
Breed societies shall not prohibit the use of semen for the artificial insemination of female purebred breeding animals or the in-vitro fertilisation of oocytes collected from female purebred breeding animals,
Organic and mineral fertilisation of the ponds and lakes shall be carried out only with fertilisers
Spawning of cod in the Eastern Baltic is limited to the deep areas where salinities in the deeper water are sufficiently high to allow egg fertilisation and for the fertilised eggs to float.
The question is whether the exclusion from patentability of the human embryo covers all stages of life from fertilisation of the ovum or whether other conditions must be met,