Finally, we examined the influence of adjusting for neonatal skinfold thickness on associations between air pollutants and birth weight.
However, breast milk intake after the first week of life and duration of breastfeeding were not associated with the risk of child overweight adjusted for early neonatal breast milk intake [ 65].
The trends of 2002-2005 LGA declined after adjusted for maternal and neonatal characteristics.
In the model, we adjusted for maternal and neonatal characteristics associated with an increased risk of cesarean delivery.
We adjusted for temporal trends in neonatal respiratory admissions, including day of the week, and effects of weather on neonatal respiratory admissions using piecewise constant functions that varied by 30, 90, 180, 270, and 365 days throughout the study period.
Associations between GDM status and BF% were investigated using linear regression adjusted for relevant maternal and neonatal variables.
Table 2 shows the MLR model for the relation between the provision of EA in vaginal deliveries and the patient's geographic origin, in a model adjusted for mother's age, neonatal weight and single/multiple gestation.
Neonatal anthropometric measurements were adjusted for sex and gestational age and neonatal DXA measurements were adjusted for sex, gestational age and age at DXA.
A study by Saha et al., using advanced panel data analysis techniques and longitudinal data from Matlab, Bangladesh, demonstrates that a short birth interval is the most important pathway to explain neonatal death of the consequent child after a previous adverse neonatal death adjusted for unobserved family heterogeneity [ 4].
The purpose of this study was to examine the effects of clinical maternal chorioamnionitis on morbidity and mortality rates among infants who are at < 33 weeks of gestation, <span class="lh">adjusted for patient characteristics that included admission neonatal illness severity (Score for Neonatal Acute Physiology, version II; SNAP-II).
