Sentence examples for frequency of miscarriage from inspiring English sources

Results: There were no differences in frequency of miscarriage, preterm delivery or neonatal outcome.

The overall proportion of premature birth was highest during the last trimester of pregnancy, but no clear pattern was seen with regard to the frequency of miscarriage or premature birth.

Appendix 2 Table A5 shows the frequency of miscarriage or premature birth by clinical stage of smallpox among 27 patient in Philadelphia in 1878 (9); all patients miscarried or delivered prematurely at the given date of the illness.

The mean age at menarche was 15.39 years, the mean number of full-term pregnancies was 1.58, the mean duration of breastfeeding was 22.68 months, the mean age at first birth was 23.75 years, the mean frequency of miscarriage was 0.36, and the mean age at menopause was 48.63 years.

Studies that considered data on the frequency of miscarriages (i.e., a gestation age of ≥28 weeks) reported no or little effect of consanguinity on prenatal losses, while detecting clear-cut effects on postnatal mortality (Schull et al. 1970; Bittles and Makov 1988; Bittles and Black 2010b).

Our observations, in agreement with data reported by other authors, confirmed a higher frequency of miscarriages, of premature births and of low birth weight infants born to women with autoimmune disease compared to epidemiologic data of general obstetric population in developed countries [ 11].

A cohort study from Canadian and Australian teratology information services (N = 176 pregnancies exposed to ondansetron) in 2004 reported no significant differences in the frequencies of miscarriage, stillbirth, induced abortion, major malformations, mean birth weight, or mean gestational age [ 22].

To determine whether the frequency of euploid miscarriage is increased in obese women with recurrent early pregnancy loss (REPL).

Progesterone plays a major role in gestation maintenance; thus, a disruption in progesterone signaling could also affect the frequency of spontaneous miscarriage, as described above.

Additional studies are needed to evaluate the effects of septal morphology, the suitability of the ESGE-ESGE criteria in evaluating uterine septa, the use of autocross-linked polysaccharide and the effects of various anatomic results on reproductive outcomes such as frequency of pregnancy, miscarriage and live birth.

The equivalent developmental stage at which these defects are lethal in mice is only a few weeks of age in humans; the normal frequency of early miscarriage makes assessing such embryonic deaths challenging, so we cannot completely rule out that these mutants model human defects.