Sentence examples for birth proportion from inspiring English sources

However, the non-marital birth proportion among high-school-educated whites has quadrupled, to 50%, and the same figure for college-educated blacks has fallen by a third, to 25%.

The difference between the two groups regarding gender, gestational age at birth, proportion of preterm, birth weight, type of hernia, FETO, delay between delivery and surgery, requirement of a chest tube, umbilical venous and arterial catheters, peripheral arterial catheter and PICCs was not significant.

Peterka et al. [ 33] reported a sharply reduced male live birth proportion in November 1986 in the Czech Republic.

During implementation of the JSY in MP, the institutional birth proportion has increased from 31% in 2007 to 72% in 2012, 15 benefiting seven million women so far.

Second pregnancy within two years of first birth: proportion of women with a subsequent pregnancy within two years of first birth.

Prenatal tobacco use: calibrated number of cigarettes per day at 34-36 weeks gestation [ 73]; Emergency attendances and/or admissions within two years of birth: proportion of participants' children attending Accident and Emergency (A&E) or having an emergency admission to hospital within two years of birth.

At birth, proportions of mycobacteria-specific proliferating T cells were not associated with either in-utero HIV exposure or maternal Mtb sensitization.

Among the exposed participants, the male birth proportions for women who did (0.543) and did not (0.516) have complete data on dose and timing were both higher than the unexposed (0.509), but the magnitude of the difference was noticeably higher in women with complete data on dose and timing.

To compare the twin proportion or ART-birth proportion in the PWS study population to that in the general U.S. population, Pearson chi-square test one-sample goodness-of-fit was used; p< 0.05 was considered as statistically significant.

The possible differences in parental ages in the ART- and naturally-conceived individuals with PWS may also suggest an explanation for the observed ART-birth proportion of 2.3% (44/1,888) when all types of assisted reproduction (not just IVF, ICSI, GIFT, and ZIFT) were considered.

It is unlikely that this was a source of bias, because the proportion male birth among the 84 out of state births (proportion male = 0.548) was not different to that of our final sample (proportion male = 0.542).