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The real question, he said, is whether these are really embryos.

A couple never know how many embryos they will need.

But she cannot bring herself to use the five embryos.

But it may be hard for people to let their embryos go.

The success rate is only about one or two out of 100 embryos.

They'd had allowed some of those embryos to become people.

Three of the four embryos are said to be making good progress.

You have raised the issue of embryos at this point.

However, there seems to be a problem with the embryo.

Had he taken only a single cell from each, many more embryos would have been needed.

The decision means the embryos could ultimately be used for research.

He was an embryo god, not yet ready to be born.

Their presence is very likely the reason for the embryo?

Are these embryos potential children, in which case the court must look to their better interests?

All but one of the embryos died early in pregnancy.

However, an embryo is not just a type of material.

He sees his university as an embryo of the future.

"I have no idea what happened to your missing embryos."

A major issue is how many embryos should be transferred.

You run into moral problems doing research on a woman's body and a human embryo.

And that can diminish the need to put in so many embryos.

However, as they did not plant the embryo, it died.

A final effort to have a child from our embryos failed.

Instead, she wants to see the embryos destroyed or used for research.

There are no national data on the number of frozen embryos.