Sentence examples for excess infant from inspiring English sources

To our knowledge no former studies have examined the duration of second stage of labor, Apgar score, umbilical cord pH and base excess, infant head circumference and transfer to the neonatal ward as indicators of complicated birth.

Although highest in those infants who are HIV-infected, the excess infant mortality extends to all children born to HIV-infected mothers.

In conclusion, we found an excess infant mortality with formula feeding in a rural African population of HIV-infected mothers, which suggests that formula feeding should not be promoted in these settings.

This indicated that the greenness level only partially explained the excess infant mortality risk found in the south-eastern part of Lyon metropolitan area [ 46].

There is an excess infant mortality for males in all three parishes, and for both Sami and non-Sami (except for non-Sami in Föllinge).

This excess infant mortality is consistent with expectation, that is higher mortality is associated with a significantly lower birth weight (Table 3).

Information about the newborn includes: gender (male/female), Apgar score, umbilical cord pH, umbilical cord base excess (BSE), infant weight, infant length, infant head circumference, and transfer to the NICU.

In a study evaluating 1 year old children in Mexico city a 10 μg/m increase in PM2.5 values within 3 days was associated with almost a 7% excess of infant deaths [ 41], whereas Sheers et al. (2011) [ 42] found that risk levels of infant mortality due to PM levels increased by 4% among European children under the age of 1.

We can conclude that noise alone does not explain the excess of infant mortality risk observed in the south-eastern part of the Lyon metropolitan area.

The cluster was no longer significant (p = 0.3 and 0.5 respectively), indicating that unemployment and immigration status could explain a relatively large amount of the excess of infant mortality observed in the south-eastern area, in comparison with noise alone.

At this stage, occupation, housing conditions, education, and the neighbourhood deprivation level reduce the LLr to a larger degree than unemployment or the immigrant status; these variables explain a relatively large amount of the excess of infant mortality observed in the south-eastern area in comparison with unemployment or immigrant status.