Sentence examples for bringing to term from inspiring English sources
Research in both Britain and America repeatedly shows this not to be the case - that abortion, unlike bringing to term an unwanted pregnancy, does not increase the risk of depression; and furthermore, that the uptake on the compulsorily offered post-abortion counselling is staggeringly low (in some areas it is just 1%).
The objection seems to be that not all embryos created by IVF are then implanted and brought to term.
Moreover, a young woman's unwanted pregnancy brought to term makes this wan entertainment yet another youth-oriented sop to the anti-abortion doctrinaires.
Dr Mitalipov has little doubt that his zygotes could be brought to term if they were transplanted into a woman's womb.
The embryo thus created could in principle be brought to term if inserted in a uterus, a procedure that would lead to cloning the person.
The chimp's genome would be progressively modified until close enough to that of Neanderthals, and the embryo brought to term in a chimpanzee.
Previous rulings, she said, had seemed to lean toward the "vetoer," the partner who did not want the embryos brought to term.
The final-stage egg could then be brought to term in an elephant mother, and mammoths might once again roam the Siberian steppes.
The cell could be converted into an embryo and brought to term by an elephant, a project he estimated would cost some $10 million.
We signed a form stating that any embryos created through the process could be brought to term only with both parties' consent.
