The phrase "abort down" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It is not a standard expression and may cause confusion without additional context.
Example: "If the system fails, we may need to abort down the operation immediately."
Alternatives: "terminate the process" or "shut down the operation".
It results in mental retardation and other health problems, and some women choose to abort Down syndrome fetuses.
Mona, abort, Down syndrome I live healthily and have borne four healthy children, and have become pregnant immediately.
Mona, abort, Down syndrome The fact that Mona had experience with amniocentesis from earlier pregnancies without any defects being detected, and also the fact that she had on four occasions proven her reproductive capability, was important for her expectations of the test.
The film shows her struggling with her emotions as she interviews a woman who decided to abort a Down's syndrome child.
In an exuberant class by himself is Michael Barone, a ubiquitous conservative commentator who last week said that journalists who trash Palin (more than a few of them conservatives) do so because "she did not abort her Down syndrome baby".
In this deeply thoughtful and bold book, Chris Kaposy addresses what could sound at first like a question of interest to only a few: should prospective parents selectively abort fetuses with Down syndrome?
Early Saturday morning, he was in SpaceX's mission control for the first launching attempt of the Falcon 9 when the computers called a last-second abort, shutting down engines that had already ignited.
Faced with infection, the body's white blood cells are commanded by a protein called CARD11 either to make more antibodies and white blood cells that attack the invader or to stand down and abort the mission.
Ruth Marcus: I would've aborted a fetus with Down syndome.
A similar rehearsal touch down was aborted earlier this month when the spacecraft had trouble finding a landing spot.
In fact, she recalled that she had been working as a delivery nurse for a year when she heard a report that doctors were aborting a second-trimester Down syndrome fetus.
