Sentence examples for children relative to the from inspiring English sources

The government used to urge men to get vasectomies; now it is struggling to persuade women to have more children.The increasing number of births will rob Egypt of some of its imminent demographic dividend the economic advantage of having few old people and children relative to the number of working adults.

Our primary outcomes were to assess the accuracy of ultrasound measurements of the IVC/Ao ratio and the collapsibility index of the IVC, for prediction of significant dehydration in children relative to the criterion standard of percent weight change.

Statistically, it appeared that genetic effects of these two loci on disease in the child were being diluted out in making direct comparisons of the affected versus unaffected children relative to the evidence for association when comparing the mothers.

In this example, the equity weight of QALYs for children relative to the 40-year-old reference group is 2.5 (vchildren/ v40 year olds = 100,000/40,000).

Human capital spending per child is low in period 0 because there are so many children relative to the number of workers.

Caulfield's team compared the weight-for-age of children relative to the "international growth reference" established by the National Center for Health Statistics.

The sensitivity of children relative to adults has been the subject of some debate in the United States where the protection of children's health was specifically included in the 1996 Food Quality and Protection Act (U.S. Food and Drug Administration 1996).

Figure 1 shows mean z-score differences in height, weight, BMI, triceps and subscapular skinfold for Pakistani children relative to white British children (the 2 largest groups in this sample).

Although fractional anisotropy of the left arcuate fasciculus was decreased in autistic children relative to controls, structural terminations of the arcuate fasciculus in inferior frontal gyrus were indistinguishable between autistic and control groups.

> -wrap-foot> Logistic regressions were used to assess the association of care-giving to adults and/or to children relative to non-care-givers with the health and wellbeing of older people, adjusting for HIV state (HIV-infected versus HIV-affected), age, gender, marital status, education level completed, receipt of government grants and household wealth status.

Additionally, we were surprised to identify a significantly higher proportion of children with serious/severe TBI among non-urban children relative to children from urban areas, although the difference between the groups was small.