Sentence examples for result in miscarriage from inspiring English sources

Frequently the mother develops antibodies to the fetal blood type, which may result in miscarriage, a stillborn child, or a baby born with severe hemolytic anemia or jaundice.

Intrauterine infection of the fetus may result in miscarriage, premature birth, or stillbirth; if the infant is born alive, it may develop septicemia or meningitis.

Endocrine disorders such as deficient secretion of the hormone progesterone may cause poor development of the decidua (the mucal lining of the uterus) or an abnormally irritable uterus and may thus sometimes result in miscarriage.

And what better way to go out and defend that than by talking about the dignity of every human life in our own lives?" Victoria Miller, executive director of the Trisomy 18 Foundation, said that many pregnancies involving the disorder result in miscarriage and that half of the babies carried to term are stillborn.

This advice was issued in 2008 by the Food Standards Agency, which warns that too much caffeine could result in miscarriage or a baby with lower birth weight.

In addition, in excess of 10% of clinical pregnancies result in miscarriage, mostly prior to 12 weeks gestation, and 1 2% of couples experience recurrent pregnancy loss (RPL), defined as failure of 3 or more consecutive pregnancies [2].

Up to 30% of L. monocytogenes infections in pregnancy result in stillbirth, miscarriage, or preterm labor, and approximately two thirds of surviving neonates are infected (4 ).

This will result in miscarriages of justice because vital evidence, often hidden within stacks of paperwork, will be missed.

The other, advanced by opponents of Mr. Bunderson, would increase penalties for attacks on pregnant women that result in miscarriages or stillbirths.

"We have repeatedly raised with the former and present DPP that biased and negligent rape investigations result in miscarriages of justice".

In pointed comments about the difficulties the court faced, Judge Eboe-Osuji observed in his judgment: "There is concern that the requirement of proof of aggregate complicity for purposes of crimes against humanity... may result in miscarriages in the administration of justice in this court.