Translated sentences containing 'sperm'

Sperm whales have the biggest brains.

Los embriones de las ballenas tienen los cerebros más grandes.

I therefore propose that this is changed to sperm sample surveys.

Yo propongo, por lo tanto, que se sustituya por "recensement des prélèvements de sperme» .

So human dignity must be protected from the time the male sperm is united with the female egg.

Por consiguiente, desde el momento de la unión del esperma masculino con el óvulo femenino lo que importa es la protección absoluta de la dignidad humana.

You can get sperm flown in, with which an egg cell from a Romanian woman is fertilised.

Se puede enviar esperma con el que se fertiliza un óvulo de una mujer rumana.

Sperm counts are falling, while rates of testicular cancer and breast cancer are rising.

Las cifras de esperma caen, mientras que aumenta el número de casos de cáncer de testículos y cáncer de mama.

Men’s sperm quality has halved over recent years; genes can be altered and allergies triggered.

La calidad del esperma masculino se ha reducido a la mitad en los últimos años; pueden producirse alteraciones genéticas y generarse alergias.

Just think of the debate surrounding the declining quality of men's sperm because chemicals can behave like artificial hormones.

Un ejemplo de ello es el deterioro de la calidad del semen del hombre, debido a que los productos químicos pueden llegar a comportarse como hormonas artificiales.

Just think of the debate on the diminishing quality of male sperm, because of chemicals behaving like artificial hormones.

Recordemos el debate sobre la baja calidad del semen del hombre debido a los productos químicos que se comportan como hormonas.

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