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Meanings of infertile in English
Portuguese
improdutivo Spanish
estéril Incapable of reproducing.
Usage of infertile in English
1
Some say the land is not enough, too far away or infertile.
2
The implications for treatment and surveillance of infertile men require further study.
3
I felt I was planting my seed in infertile ground, he said.
4
Eggs taken from even elderly or infertile SWR have successfully produced embryos.
5
They were herdsmen, scraping out a living on rocky and infertile land.
6
Testicular microlithiasis associated with seminoma was found in a 32-year-old infertile man.
7
Risk estimates were higher if the analysis was restricted to primary infertile men.
8
Preservation of the ovary is highly important in young infertile women.
9
In humans, for example, perhaps 10 percent of couples are infertile.
10
Five of the infertile males carried variant versions of the gene, named USP9Y.
11
Their increase was very slow, for they were an infertile and inflexible race.
12
Although otherwise infertile, this land is well adapted for the pasture of cattle.
13
As already stated, the infertile ovum, or egg, is produced by the woman.
14
Methods: A total of 120 semen samples collected from infertile men were investigated.
15
Male mice in which Nell2 had been knocked out were infertile.
16
The second found that a cancer drug helped some infertile men have children.
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United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common