Sentence examples for high birth order from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, it is seen that illiteracy of mothers, living in rural areas, belonging to scheduled cast or tribe and high birth order concentrates among the poor.

Most of the children were ethnically either black or brown and 33%% of high birth order (3rd or subsequent birth).

Within this cohort, disparities were evident with women with less education and rural, older and high birth order women.

Preliminary analyses also considered whether the results changed if mothers aged <18 years or those with a high birth order of ≥4 were excluded.

Short birth spacing and high birth order may affect both maternal and fetal health as well as diminishing the time available for child care.

Children of high birth order 5+ with short birth order (<24 months), children of younger mothers, and Hausa/Fulani/ Kanuri mothers had remarkably lower (less than 10%) likelihood of receiving full immunization.

Higher birth order correlates with higher education level of the mother, higher household income, and higher spending.

As such, as the high opportunity cost of time spent at a health centre to vaccinate a child of higher birth order reduces the probability of the child being fully immunized.

Antai [5] on the other hand posits that the reduced likelihood of full immunization coverage of children of higher birth order reflects inter-sibling competition for parental care and limited household resources, leading to neglect.

Adedokun et al. [1] and Antai [5] report that children of higher birth order are less likely to complete the required immunizations in Nigeria, and Corsi et al. [16] report same for India.

For mild-moderate ID, most relationships seen in the univariate analysis persisted in the multivariable analysis with an increased likelihood associated with infants of male gender and higher birth order and mothers who were younger, Aboriginal, economically disadvantaged and small statured (Table S5).