Sentence examples for at a term between from inspiring English sources

Women hospitalised for PL with intact membranes at a term between 24 and 34 weeks were included.

Still, he makes the case that they are vastly better than John Lindsay and Abe Beame, mayors who presided over the city's decline, as well as David Dinkins, who dithered at the helm for a term between Mr Koch and Mr Giuliani.Key to the turnaround was the assiduous courting of business, especially industries that create local wealth, such as tourism, media, property and especially finance.

Moreover, the reference in Fragment 5 to things "giving signs" of numbers is "the first recorded attempt in the history of metaphysics at coining a term for [the relation between a particular and a universal]"(Mourelatos 2006, 66).

At this stage, an interaction term between age and subjective economic situation variables was added.

Here, we compared models with and without a product term between mid-age at weight change (three groups) and weight change per year (continuous variable).

In the present study we demonstrate a significant difference in the infant birth weight at term between central and peripheral umbilical cord insertion according to the individual growth potential.

Differences in cell type that might exist at term between FGR and AGA are unlikely to play a significant role in observed DMPs.

To account for this, an interaction term between remittance receipt at the department level and a household wealth index is also included.

Most children were born at term between 37 + 0 weeks of gestation and 42 + 0 weeks of gestation.

There were significant differences in the gestational length at term between country groups (Table  3).

There was no difference in risk of maternal anaemia at term between standard and reduced visit antenatal care.