Sentence examples for chance of miscarriages from inspiring English sources
"Get this wrong and we risk creating a justice system in which people are left without quality legal representation, and the very real chance of miscarriages of justice.
"The Colorado office does an excellent job, and that greatly reduces the chance of miscarriages of justice," said Stephen B. Bright, director of the Southern Center for Human Rights in Atlanta and a professor at Yale Law School.
Despite the heterogeneity, all studies reported good predictive ability of the progesterone test to differentiate viable pregnancies from miscarriages and ectopic pregnancies, especially in women with pain or bleeding with inconclusive ultrasound results, in whom the chance of miscarriages or ectopic pregnancies is high.
The move would mean far fewer women needing invasive amniocentesis tests, which carry a 1% chance of miscarriage and around a one in 1,000 risk of serious infection.
However, women carrying the xx genotype showed a 44% higher chance of miscarriage, whereas this value did not trespass 16% for any other genotype analyzed.
And even if we do get pregnant through this second, more expensive process, there's still a chance of miscarriage.
Because my husband and I were so thrilled to start our family, we were telling people our good news when we were only six weeks pregnant instead of waiting until the chance of miscarriage dropped, at about 12 weeks.
Women over 35 are more likely to experience difficulties in conceiving and women aged 40 have a 30% chance of miscarriage, which rises to 50% in those aged 45 or more.
While early pregnancy after multi-agent treatment does not appear to increase the rate of still birth or congenital malformation, it may transiently reduce fertility and relatively increase the chance of miscarriage.
Women who are 35 to 45 years old have a 20-30 percent chance of miscarriage, and women over the age of 45 have up to a 50 percent chance.
