Sentence examples for births groups from inspiring English sources

Parity, defined as live births, was analyzed as a continuous variable and further classified into low parity (1 2 births), medium parity (3 5 births), and grand multiparity (6 12 births) groups.

No significant difference was found in the survival rate of infants when comparing the exposed (99.4% live births) with the unexposed (99.2% live births) groups (adjusted OR 0.9, 95% CI 0.6 1.5] (Table  4).

Fourteen placentae obtained from nulliparas after natural unifetal vaginal births (group I) were compared with equal number of gestationally matched placentae collected after elective cesarean sections (group II).

There were no differences between the birth groups in terms of tetrazolium dye reduction, platelet adhesion, and the structural integrity.

Birth groups were compared for measurements of anthropometry and whole body and regional BMC obtained at adulthood using t-tests.

Before analyzing the differences in the living situation and behavior of birth groups, it is first necessary to introduce what biologists refer to as "ecology".

Because there's significant microbiome variation within C-section and vaginal birth groups, a small sample size makes it especially difficult to catch enduring microbiome changes.

First, due to differences in physical development, youth born nearest to the cutoff date in July and August falls victim to the relative age effect and adaptation crisis as compared with youth of other birth groups.

We examine the time use of the three birth groups from vocational schools and find a completely opposite trend of premature quitting on study, another case where the environment influences how one manages time and energy.

Through summarizing differences in data, we sum up three major aspects of birth groups in terms of adaptability differences: construction of self-identity, academic adaptation crisis, and development opportunities.

We consequently conduct OLS regression analysis with tutoring time during holidays as a dependent variable to further study the varying characteristics of the three birth groups in academic adaptation, taking multiple factors into account (Table 5).