Sentence examples for delivery prevalence from inspiring English sources

Preterm delivery prevalence decreased with maternal age until 26 28 years and then increased.

Crude and adjusted odds ratios (OR) and corresponding 95% confidence intervals (CI) for the facility delivery prevalence were reported.

African-American and Native-American mothers had higher preterm delivery prevalence than white (including Hispanic) or Asian-American mothers; Hispanic mothers had lower prevalence than non-Hispanics.

Preterm delivery prevalence decreased with increasing level of education attained by the mother and mothers commencing prenatal care during the first month of pregnancy had lower prevalence than the overall value.

14 Tables 2, 3, and 4 show the distributions of maternal, pregnancy, and delivery characteristics and their relation to postpartum haemorrhage after vaginal delivery (prevalence and crude odds ratios), which were similar overall to the full sample that included both vaginal and caesarean deliveries (table A in appendix).

This finding is consistent with a study by Koblinsky et al. in which the reason for a low level of institutional delivery prevalence was reported to be due to the engagement of little work time (average of two hours per week) for delivery services [ 19].

Objective: We studied mode of delivery and prevalence of complications in pregnant women from the western world (WW) and immigrant mothers from non European Union (non-EU) countries at a third level Italian Obstetric Department.

At 36 40 weeks of gestation (before delivery) the prevalence of severe anaemia (Hb<8 g/dl) and moderate (8< = Hb<11 g/dl) anaemia was respectively 1.7% and 45.9% overall and was similar in all treatment groups; similarly asymptomatic parasitaemia was 12.0% in study women overall and was very similar in all treatment groups.

After delivery the prevalence of hookworm was 0/47 (0%) in the albendazole group and 14/42 (33%) in the placebo group; other helminths remained similar in the two groups.

3. Self reported smoking cessation for previous 7 day period at 6 months after delivery (point prevalence) [ 19]. 4. Self reported, prolonged abstinence [ 19] from smoking between quit date and 2 years after delivery.

5. Self reported smoking cessation for previous 7 day period at 2 years after delivery (point prevalence) [ 19]. 1. Fetal death and stillbirth 2. Neonatal death (i.e. from birth to 28 days) 3. Post-neonatal death (29 days to 2 years) 4. Individualized birth weight Z score (i.e. birth weight adjust for gestational age, maternal height, maternal weight at booking and ethnic group).