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However, if full compliance could be reached, 58 patients would achieve a pregnancy or live birth, which represents a 15% higher rate of success (if all other factors, including prognosis, are equal across three ART cycles).
Finally, we reported effects for a more pathologically specific outcome, preterm birth, which represents a more homogeneous etiology (truncated gestational age) than the composite outcome of low birthweight (LBW) that has often been reported [ 3, 5].
MMR in these regions in 2008 was 290 maternal deaths per 100,000 live births, which represented a 34% decline since 1990.
The purpose of the present cross-sectional study is to examine the association between type 2 diabetes and POP exposure in the Helsinki Birth Cohort Study, which represents a general adult urban Finnish population.
In 50 years, the rate of stillbirth has decreased from 115 to 32 cases/10 000 births from the 1960s to 2000s, which represents a reduction of 72%.
Other authors have estimated the rate of recurrent preterm birth to be 22.5%[ 13], which represents a two and a half fold increase in the risk of preterm birth, when compared with women who have not had a previous spontaneous preterm birth[ 14].
Determinants of the propensity towards smaller family size are investigated as scrutinizing the development in the pattern of third births, which represents the critical step in the transitional process for these countries.
In regard to newborn health, Uganda's neonatal mortality rate has remained relatively static at 27 per 1,000 live births, which represents nearly one half of all deaths in the first year of life (56 deaths per 1,000 live births).
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Differences in gene family size are due to lineage-specific gene duplications and losses in vertebrates, which represents an extreme form of birth-and-death evolution [ 15].
