Sentence examples for as birthweight from inspiring English sources

Small for gestational age, defined as birthweight <10th percentile for gestational age, is known to be associated with clinically meaningful impairments in health and development.

As birthweight occurred prior to postnatal depression, it was not possible to include birthweight in the longitudinal analysis as an outcome because of the temporal sequence of events.

Macrosomia was defined as birthweight >90th centile.

Macrosomia was defined as birthweight >4 kg.

Large for gestational age was defined as birthweight ≥ 90th centile, extreme large for gestational age as birthweight ≥ 97.7th centile and small for gestational age as birthweight ≤ 10th centile.

Macrosomia was defined as birthweight > 4 kg, irrespective of gestational age [ 34].

Fetal growth is calculated as birthweight-for-gestational age z-score and ponderal index (PI) as birth weight (g) x 100/birth length (cm).

A conscientious attempt at gathering data from all socioeconomic groups would allow researchers and policy-makers to work towards prevention of low birthweight as well as reduction of social disparities in child health.

However, this increase in number of piglets at birth has led to an increased within-litter variation in birthweight as well as a decrease in the birthweight per piglet (Bee 2007).

Considerable differences concerning obstetric risk factors, e.g. preterm birth, low birthweight as well as number and timing of antenatal care visits, could not be observed.

Private obstetricians cared for more women with multiple pregnancies and more women whose infants fell below the 10th centile in birthweight as well as a higher percentage of women older than 35 years (Table  1).