Sentence examples for miscarriages could be from inspiring English sources

Northern Ireland's largest trade union has said that all women who go to hospitals with miscarriages could be questioned about whether they had taken abortion pills.

The association between MBL genotypes and pregnancy outcomes, including miscarriages, could be studied in 214 patients.

"It could mean anyone who has a miscarriage could be subjected to an investigation by police and thrown in jail," she argued.

Abortion remains a criminal offence under the 1861 Offences Against the Person Act, which states that a woman who tries to "procure her own miscarriage" could be subject to a long prison sentence.

Critics say that even a woman who suffers a miscarriage could be under criminal suspicion, and that doctors might be put off conducting routine procedures on pregnant women for fear of being accused of facilitating a termination.

Critics say that would mean that even a woman who suffers a miscarriage could be under criminal suspicion, and that doctors might be put off conducting even routine procedures on pregnant women for fear of being accused of facilitating a termination.

Our belief is that in the first trimester, miscarriage could be managed as per usual protocols, as the cervical canal should admit a small suction curette.

A miscarriage could be investigated like a crime scene, to find out if it was an abortion.

We, therefore, hypothesized that pregnancy complications (for example, PIH, PE, IUGR, miscarriage) could be associated with increased levels of fetal cell trafficking and could later be involved in the development of scleroderma.

Our estimate of miscarriage rate could be an underestimate as many miscarriages go unnoticed early in pregnancy.

To test the hypothesis that high numbers of uterine natural killer (uNK) cells in the endometrium of women with recurrent miscarriage (RM) could be reduced with prednisolone.