Therefore, one should be aware that if not all cases can be linked, there may be some bias in the results reported or the linked dataset may not be suitable to analyse a possible association between medication use and severe anomalies that result frequently in terminations of pregnancy.
The next most frequently used termination codon was incomplete, a single nucleotide T, where the post-transcriptional polyadenylation is thought to complete a TAA termination codon, as suggested for amphibians and humans ([ 29, 30], respectively).
Unintended pregnancy does not necessarily lead to unintended birth, but more frequently to termination of pregnancy [ 24].
Dyspnea and oxygen desaturation is more likely to occur in patients with disease in advanced stages, leading to short discontinuation or less frequently to termination of the procedure.
We corroborate earlier studies showing that the modal number of overlapping nucleotides is equal to 4 and that these 4 nucleotides frequently overlap initiation and termination codons of contiguous genes, or the termination codons of complementary overlaps.
To analyze if immigrant girls request early pregnancy termination more frequently than ethnic Swedish girls and, if so, study possible explanations, including contraceptive practices and attitudes.
These activities frequently resulted in the termination of contracts and network instability [ 20, 21].
Those ambiguous solutions, which correspond to branched paths in the de Bruijn graph, are usually caused by repetitive sequences in genomes and frequently lead to early terminations of the contig extension process.
For instance, bacterial mRNA is polycistronic and frequently contains internal initiation and termination sites, resulting in a complex transcriptional profile with overlapping TUs (25).
Termination is most frequently a woman's response to unwanted pregnancy, due to a range of possible circumstances e.g. poor access to contraception, contraceptive failure, unprotected intercourse or coerced sex occurring in the often complex context of her life situation [ 2].
