Sentence examples for birthweight and height from inspiring English sources

A significant interaction was observed between the effects of birthweight and height at age 7 years.

None of the birthweight risk marker associations showed evidence of statistical interactions between birthweight and height or between birthweight and FMI (all p > 0.05; ESM Table  2).

Nutritional supplementation in Guatemalan girls was associated with substantial increases in their offspring' birthweight and height and head circumference in childhood; supplementation in boys was not associated with offspring' growth (Behrman et al., 2009).

Finally, between 41 and 83% of adults examined at last follow-up (with information on birthweight and height and weight at other periods including adulthood) provided birthweight information for at least one child.

Therefore, we prospectively examined the associations of body size in early life – including body fatness at ages 5 and 10 years, BMI at the age of 18 years, birthweight, and height – with risk of epithelial ovarian cancer among participants in two large cohort studies, the Nurses Health Studyy (NHS) and the NHSII.

Additionally, in the MFS group there was an inverse relationship between birthweight and maternal height.

Additionally, in the MFS group there was an inverse relationship between birthweight and maternal height (contrary to normal pregnancies, where taller mothers tend to have bigger babies).

We estimated associations of parental birthweight and conditional heights and relative weights with offspring birthweight, separately for mothers and fathers, using mixed linear models adjusted for parental level covariates, offspring sex and study site as fixed effects.

Mean differences in birthweight WAZ and height-for-age z (HAZ) scores at 6 months between the exposed group (infants of prenatally depressed mothers) and the non-exposed group (infants of prenatally non-depressed mothers) were analysed using growth indices as continuous measures.

High infant birthweight and short maternal height were associated with the highest risk for cerebral complications after VE.

Birth length data were unavailable for Brazil and as a result we used conditional growth measures conditioned on birthweight and all prior heights for all the four study sites instead.