Stillbirths or death of the calves soon after birth, which are also officially considered abortions, were not reported because they were believed to result from calving difficulties or calf illness rather than from an abortive disease.
Furthermore, farmers considered that abortion was the fault of the cow, whether due to an abortive disease or other cause.
Another explanation is exonization [77], [78]; indeed, the presence of read-through or R-transcripts [79] [81] in AChE could be considered a nascent or abortive exonization event, and the low abundance of such R-transcripts is consistent with an exonization process [78].
Headaches are not generally considered appropriate for invasive neurosurgical therapy, but when all else fails preventives, abortives, and pain management invasive brain stimulation techniques are also considered, e.g., occipital nerve stimulation (ONS) [77, 78].
Abortive formation of neovasculature and consequent poor perfusion in solid tumors are considered reasons for tumor regression [ 17, 18].
After many abortive schemes, Catherine issued in 1786 a statute for schools, which can be considered the first Russian education act for the whole country.
Last week, George Washington University Hospital doctors -- fully aware that Cheney had suffered what the medical profession considered to be a mild heart attack -- failed to disclose that newsworthy fact in an abortive 10-minute press conference.
3, 28– 30 The work by Bell 31 argued provocatively that abortive RABV infections were readily observed and reproducible in animals, and thus, they should be considered a possible outcome for humans.
Likewise, potential health benefits from decreased use of abortive medications (e.g. drug-related side effects) and effects on indirect costs (e.g. increased work capacity), which could further enhance the economic profile of nVNS, were not considered herein.
