Sentence examples for birth values from inspiring English sources

An updated, continuous growth standard that bridges size at birth values with postnatal growth values can improve child growth screening and monitoring.

To our knowledge this is the first study that gives a continuous gender specific growth standard bridging size at birth values with postnatal growth values from 24 weeks of gestational age up to 2 years of corrected age.

Our reference values continue without this decelerating pattern, as a result of simultaneously fitting a curve to the size at birth values and the postnatal values up to 18 years of age.

Some differences in the mean size at birth values between the previous Swedish reference [ 8] and the one presented here were observed, reflecting a secular change from 1977 1981 to 1991 1999.

However, so far there is no continuous growth standard bridging size at birth values with postnatal growth values, enabling growth of an individual child to be evaluated by means of one single growth chart, rather than two separate ones.

We did not include the size at birth values over 40 weeks of gestation in the curve-fitting process, thus avoiding the inclusion of the striking decelerating pattern after this age.

Women who planned PMU births valued accessibility, small size and the atmosphere of the unit - which included the relaxed, homely environment and the care offered by the (midwifery) staff.

This study presents an updated size at birth reference values for the total Swedish national birth cohort between 1990 and 1999, and has bridged these values by mathematical functions with postnatal growth reference values – for the first time to our knowledge producing continuous and smoothed, gender specific growth reference values from 24th week of gestation to 24 months of age.

What's more, through the ROC analysis, the value of OGTT 0 h could predict the occurrences of PIH and preterm birth; the values of OGTT 0 h and OGTT 2 h could both predict the occurrence of stillbirth.

We developed a fetal growth risk curve that delineates the birth weight values for gestational age that reflect a 2-, 2.5-, and 3-fold neonatal death risk relative to infants with normal fetal growth.

The expression of Mrp1 in the choroid plexuses was high at birth, with values similar to adult levels (Fig 5, A and B).