Sentence examples for birth estimates from inspiring English sources

Croughen, who changed careers to become a registered nurse after her son's birth, estimates he's received more than $450,000 of medical attention.

No clear trend seems visible from the last birth estimates up to year 2004: SRB values seem to fluctuate almost randomly within the 104 109 range.

Focusing on the importance of the childhood environment to attained height, it seems that childhood conditions have not improved concurrent with improvements in infant mortality for those countries experiencing relatively few changes in height and may have actually worsened (or inequalities increased) for those exhibiting negative cohort differences given the results of year of birth estimates.

Another source reporting still birth estimates is the Sample Registration System (SRS) in India.

Poisson exact 95% confidence intervals were constructed around the monthly birth estimates.

As adjacent order of birth estimates environmental sharing, this suggests that environmental factors contribute to the observed familial aggregations of IBD.

In US data, the proportion of ancestry to birth estimated for Somalis in 2015 was 1.424, compared to 1.331 for Ethiopian ancestry to Ethiopian birth.

For this scenario, the birth estimate was less biased in the logistic model.

An adjusted detection rate taking into account fetal loss from screening to time of birth (estimated as 25% 4) was 82% (95% confidence interval 73%to90%0%).

Subtracting 10.5 years from the female's assumed date of first reproduction then gave a minimum birth estimate for the female herself.

The average loss of life expectancy (at birth) estimated here is slightly less (7.7 months) than the average of all EU citizens (8.6 months) [ 13].