Sentence examples for risk of miscarriages from inspiring English sources

But he said there was no evidence that flu vaccine increased the risk of miscarriages, which generally occur in 15percentt of pregnancies.

It holds that there is a significant risk of miscarriages of justice for those facing charges as serious as murder and rape.

As extradition becomes speedier and procedures tighter, the risk of miscarriages of justice rises, and in a way that the humble and innocent may find difficult to resist.

Slaughter added: "There is a genuine risk of miscarriages of justice because of inadequate or unsuitable interpreting and translating service, and breaches of the right to a fair hearing under the Human Rights Act".

Pregnant women who chew tobacco or smoke or are exposed to secondhand smoke, have a higher risk of miscarriages and give birth to low-weight babies prone to infection, the report said.

"Our system of criminal justice is not perfect," reflects Mr Justice Sweeney in the introduction to a new collection of essays, Wrongly accused: who is responsible for investigating miscarriages of justice?. "Despite all its safeguards, a risk of miscarriages remains.

Both can pick up mitochondrial diseases, but they carry a small risk of miscarriage.

Advanced paternal age also leads to an increased risk of miscarriage.

There is a small risk of miscarriage associated with both procedures.

Women over age 35 tend to be at increased risk of miscarriage relative to younger women.

Because these procedures are invasive, however, they are associated with an increased risk of miscarriage.