Sentence examples for by differences in gestational from inspiring English sources

Our results confirm that the association between severe pre-eclampsia and AFP was confounded by differences in gestational age.

These differences were not explained by differences in gestational age indicating that a toxic effect, which could cause small-for date newborns, might have affected the fetus.

Our results suggest that comparisons of neonatal mortality between groups using "relative" birth weight may be potentially biased by differences in gestational age at low birth weights, and by the distance from the optimal birth weight at higher birth weights.

To the best of our knowledge, this study is the first to examine the possibility that birth differences in cord-blood leptin levels between South Asian and white European populations is mediated by differences in gestational glycaemia.

These data present evidence that in the case of race, higher neonatal mortality rates in Blacks vs Whites at relative birth weights below 0 can be explained by differences in gestational age and that differences at relative birth weights above 0 may be associated with distance from the optimal birth weight.

To elucidate whether the 453 placental DMPs initially identified between FGR and AGA offspring were primarily driven by differences in gestational age, we ran a linear model on all placental samples using gestational age as a continuous variable across the gestational age range (202 to 299 days).

Differences between the latter and our results can be explained by the differences in gestational weeks of the preeclamptic group, in the severity of the disease or in antibodies used.

To examine the difference in effectiveness of DHA supplements in the form of gel capsules compared to the food bars, analysis of differences in gestational length by supplement type was conducted.

In particular, the data may be confounded by differences in case mix, mainly of gestational age and birthweight for gestation, consequent on local demography, women's choice of place of birth and both antenatal and postnatal transfers.

There were no significant differences in gestational age, cervical dilation, or incidence of ruptured membranes between groups at the initiation of tocolysis.

No clinically remarkable differences in gestational age or incidence of proteinuria at the start of observation were noted.