Sentence examples for derived birth from inspiring English sources

Conclusions: A previously derived birth weight prediction equation based on maternal and pregnancy-specific characteristics alone successfully predicts term birth weight in normal Hispanic gravidas to within ±8.4% (±287 g).

The Spearman correlation coefficient between categories of self reported and certificate derived birth weight was 0.74.

The information is derived from birth notification forms completed by midwives attending the birth.

Among the most important are numbers derived from birth dates, like the sum of the digits that make up the day of birth.

Outcomes derived from birth weight were additionally adjusted for maternal age, socioeconomic status, and maternal smoking.

Standards for fetal weight are typically derived from birth weights of neonates born at different gestational ages [ 1, 2].

The APGAR [ 70] score is derived after birth to give a measure of the baby's overall health.

We have previously compared self-reported birthweight with data derived from birth certificates and found self-reported birthweight to be highly reliable (r=0.74) (Troy et al, 1996).

All of them based their analyses on retrospective collection of pregnancy data derived from birth certificates and hospital discharge records containing ICD-9 diagnoses codes.

Therefore standards of growth derived from birth weights will tend to under-estimate the weight of unborn fetuses of the same gestation, thereby under-estimating the degree of growth restriction in infants born preterm [ 6].

Before 27 weeks gestation, Scott's method and Hadlock's method to estimate fetal weight from ultrasound measurements differed by only 10 g, whereas the difference between estimates obtained from Scott's method and the model for optimal weight derived from birth weight measurements was almost 200 g.