Sentence examples for some miscarriages from inspiring English sources

These figures have helped to expose big corruption scandals and developed a reputation for robustness against terrorists, but they have also produced some miscarriages of justice.

An acute infectious disease may play a role in causing some miscarriages, particularly if it reduces the oxygen supply to the fetus.

Do the compounds called disinfection byproducts, or DBP's, that are formed when water is chlorinated pose a significant health risk, doubling a water drinker's chances of developing bladder cancer and perhaps causing some miscarriages?

If the study holds up and some miscarriages are in fact due to failure of the fetal cells to produce enough IDO, then drugs might be developed that mimic the enzyme's T cell-dampening effects.

Birth defects also can be a contributing factor to some miscarriages and stillbirths.

In pre-eclampsia and some miscarriages, for example, insufficient trophoblast invasion and vascular remodelling in the first trimester paradoxically promote premature blood flow into the IVS leading to reduced maternal blood flow to the placenta later in pregnancy (Khong et al., 1987; Rinkenberger et al., 1997; Zhou et al., 1998; Jauniaux et al., 2003a, b).

Despite the detection of AAV DNA in some miscarriage cases, there is inconclusive evidence for a role for this virus in miscarriage.

It reduces the chances of conceiving by 10 to 40% per cycle, and is responsible for some 5,000 miscarriages every year.

This week plans were unveiled to abolish France's controversial investigating magistrates, who have huge powers both to investigate suspects and to send them for trial, and whose solitary role has been blamed for some recent miscarriages of justice.

All this is profoundly true, and evidently anathema to Lord Hutton's precise legal mind (though he might have done well to consider that precise legal minds such as his own have inflicted some colossal miscarriages of justice in modern times, not least because of judges' willingness to swallow official evidence).

This means that we may have missed some early miscarriages occurring during the first 2 months of the pregnancy.