The phrase "a single miscarriage" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to one instance of miscarriage, often in medical or personal contexts.
Example: "After experiencing a single miscarriage, she sought support from a counselor to help her cope with the loss."
Alternatives: "one miscarriage" or "a lone miscarriage".
Equally, each perpetrator left uninvestigated represents not a single miscarriage of justice, but a longer-lasting danger to others – a potential further sexual offence, or string of offences, that could have been prevented had the first victim been believed.
Case 2 is the only child of non-consanguineous parents who was born following difficulties with conception and a single miscarriage.
Factors associated with reduced risk were a previous single miscarriage with the same partner, taking at least 12 months to conceive, high intake of fruit, cigarette smoking, and alcohol use in the first trimester.
Of those women with aneuploid losses, there were 32 women who had a single trisomic miscarriage (ST) and 17 women who had multiple trisomic miscarriages (MT).
A single early miscarriage with the same partner, eating a lot of fruit, and smoking were protective, again reassuringly consistent with previous reports.
"This bill would cast suspicion, potentially, on every single miscarriage".
In fact, two patients with VT−/PM+ had experienced a single first-trimester miscarriage, although we cannot be certain that these events were APS-related so have not included this clinical information in Table I.
First, we all initially reviewed respondents' comments as a working group and divided the comments into 1322 fragments, each of which had only a single meaning (eg, miscarriage following long working hours, depression following over work); these were recorded individually on cards.
In a recent publication, Hu et al 18 found that 126 of 1013 early pregnancies threatening to miscarry (12%) fell into the more conservative zones defined by the size criteria we have proposed for a single scan to define miscarriage than would have been the case had previous US guidance been used (crown-rump length, previously 5 mm now 7 mm; mean sac diameter, previously 16 mm now 25 mm).
Lifetime history of miscarriage, induced abortion, and stillbirth was assessed for all women through a single item asking if they ever had a pregnancy that ended in miscarriage, stillbirth or induced abortion.
Released into the air during birthing or miscarriages by infected goats, a single bacterium is enough to infect a human, causing symptoms much like flu, though more persistent.
