fecundability

Alcohol use among women and men was not associated with fecundability.

Fecundability - The ability to become pregnant.

"Estimating fecundability and sterility from complete birth history data".

Fecundability ratios were calculated using an analog of the Cox proportional hazards model.

Fitting complex random effects models with standard software using data augmentation: Application to a study of male and female fecundability.

"Alcohol intake in women but not in men was associated with reduced fecundability (the probability of getting pregnant).

Although fecundability and perinatal survival rises and falls, the mother's ability to care for her offspring rises as she ages and gains experience.

These data are consistent with previous studies of the adverse effect of tobacco on fecundability in female smokers and suggest an effect of smoking among males.

Jansen, R.P.S.: Minimal endometriosis and reduced fecundability: Prospective evidence from an A.I.D. program.

Data from the Ontario Farm Family Health Study were analyzed to determine whether smoking, caffeine, or alcohol use among men and women affect fecundability (the monthly probability of conception).

In obstetrics and gynecology, fecundability is the probability of being pregnant in a single menstrual cycle, and fecundity is the probability of achieving a live birth within a single cycle.