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Nulliparous women were assigned a constant value of age at births (corresponding to the chosen reference groups) and time since birth (corresponding to time zero, i.e. immediately after birth) to make it possible to estimate the age effect on the basis of this group (Heuch et al, 1999).

He had input the top two hundred and fifty Parisian boys' names for 2016, the number of births corresponding to each, and his comments on the entries.

We assume that X is binomially distributed with parameters N (number of births corresponding to period and birth order) and p (the probability parameter).

We found only 1 stillbirth among 192 births, corresponding to a POR of 2.0 (95% CI: 0.3 15.4).

Note that several leaves of a gene tree can be associated to the same species due to gene birth corresponding to duplication and transfer events.

In fact, exposure of mutant mice to high levels of bilirubin during the first 8 days after birth (corresponding to preterm period in humans) causes severe neurological damage and a high mortality rate; at later time points (after P8, corresponding to term and late term infants), we reported a gradual decrease in the mortality rate, accompanied by less severe neurological outcomes (Fig. 7).

Compared with small excisions, those that were 20 mm or more deep carried a threefold relative risk (3.17, 1.56 to 6.47) of a very preterm birth, corresponding to an absolute risk of 6.4%.

Mean differences in birth weight relative to normal glucose and normal or underweight were obtained for all combinations of BMI and glucose categories by adding the mean differences in birth weight corresponding to the appropriate glucose and BMI categories.

However, an increase in incidence around age 32 35 years is apparent in the 1972 1976 birth cohort corresponding to the same calendar years as the increase observed in the younger cohort.

Small for gestational Age (SGA): for children born from week 37 + 0 and onwards, SGA was defined as a birth weight corresponding to the 10th percentile in gram and below.

The Hg concentrations in the brains of treated groups decreased most rapidly between birth and weaning, corresponding to the time of greatest brain growth.