Sentence examples for frequent abortion from inspiring English sources

Seropositive animals were associated with more frequent abortion events and a familial relationship between seropositive animals was identified.

CVM is a recessively inherited disorder with onset during embryonic development leading to frequent abortion of affected fetuses or perinatal death associated with vertebral anomalies.

After long favoring abortion rights, Mr. Ferrer raised objections to frequent abortions and late-term procedures in late 1996.

In marked contrast to the frequent fruit abortion in the Jurupa population, an extensive population in Garner Valley produces large numbers of viable acorns.

This resistance is due to restriction of haustoria formation accompanied by frequent early abortion of the colonies, reduction in the number of haustoria per colony and decreased intercellular growth of infecting hyphae [ 26].

She has led frequent anti-abortion protests outside the Marie Stopes clinic since the premises opened two years ago.

During Margaret Sanger's work among the working class of immigrant women she was exposed to graphic examples of women forced into frequent childbirth, miscarriage, and self-induced abortion for lack of information on how to avoid unwanted pregnancy.

While the frequent use of abortion can limit out-of-wedlock births, that is, the sudden mass availability of abortion almost certainly had the opposite effect — mostly by changing the obligations associated with pregnancy, and by legitimating male irresponsibility where sex and its consequences are concerned.

At the hearing, North Carolina Health and Human Services Secretary Aldona Wos said funding more frequent inspections of abortion clinics might go further in ensuring safety.

It was the mid-1960s, and she found new suffering: domestic violence, divorce, frequent – still illegal – abortions and poverty all dogged the lives of women.

The cancellation was announced by the college's provost on Saturday, one day after the Roman Catholic Church was rocked by the publication of a long interview in which Pope Francis called for the church to "find a new balance" by refraining from frequent condemnations of homosexuality, abortion and birth control, and emphasizing mercy and love.