Sentence examples for birth intervals compared with from inspiring English sources

Accordingly, living with both parents or having a widowed mother will be associated with shorter birth intervals compared with living with a widowed father.

U5MRs were higher (214.3 death per 1000 live birth among children from short birth intervals compared with 133.5 death per 1000 live birth among those from long birth intervals.

Our results also showed that short birth intervals compared with long birth intervals were associated with an increased neonatal mortality rate in second births (47 and 29 per 1000 live birth respectively).

For younger women (Table  2), those in low income households [0.78 (0.96, 0.96)] were associated with lower odds of short birth intervals compared to those in high income households.

Parity of four or more was associated with 72% decrease in the odds of a short birth interval compared to a parity of one at the start of the birth interval (AOR 0.28, 0.19-0.41).

For most muscles, EMG activity was significantly greater in the knee extending intervals compared with the corresponding knee flexing intervals.

The salivary 17β-estradiol profiles for the EBBA women closely resemble the well-known physiological pattern for cyclic variation in estradiol (Speroff and Fritz, 2005), and large relative differences between individuals were observed (i.e. 47% higher maximum peak level of 17β-estradiol for women with the shortest 'menarche-to-first birth' interval as compared with women with the longest interval).

Results Within mother analysis of interpregnancy intervals indicated a much weaker effect of short intervals on the odds of preterm birth and low birth weight compared with estimates generated using a traditional between mother analysis.

The births that combined the risk factors of late birth, short birth spacing, and high birth parity had an under-five mortality rate of 270.1 per 1,000 live births compared with 212.1 for births that had short birth interval and high birth parity.

Our data suggests that teenager mothers' with a short birth interval after the previous birth have excess neonatal deaths (90 per 1000 live births) as compared with their counterparts with long birth interval (Table  3).

For cancers diagnosed before 50 years of age, the RR for short interval (<1 year) between first and second birth was increased twofold when compared with birth interval of 3+ years, and the interval from last birth to cancer onset among the cases was three times more often short (<3 years) than among the controls (Table 3).