Sentence examples for inadequate intermediate from inspiring English sources

Adequacy of prenatal care use was classified as absent, inadequate, intermediate, adequate and intensive.

The CTP tool classifies care into a four category ordinal scale; inadequate, intermediate, sufficient or appropriate.

The Kotelchuck Index was used as a measure for level of prenatal care described as inadequate, intermediate, adequate, and intensive.

2. The revised GINDEX (R-GINDEX), proposed by Alexander and Kotelchuck [ 8], has six categories of care: "no care," "inadequate," "intermediate," "adequate," "intensive," and "missing".

Among all racial/ethnic groups, inadequate, intermediate and adequate plus Kotelchuck Index categories were significantly associated with a higher odds of VLBW compared to adequate Kotelchuck Index (Table  3).

At least four indices have been developed to measure utilization of PNC [ 5- 8], each of which uses the month that care begins and the total number of visits adjusted relative to gestational age at delivery, to assign women to categories such as "inadequate", "intermediate", "adequate", and "intensive" PNC.

Antenatal care was inadequate or intermediate for 43.4% of the mothers.

Excess risks of SGA and preterm birth were seen amongst mothers who had been provided inadequate or intermediate prenatal care.

These findings slightly differ from the prospective observational study by Beeckman and colleagues showing that in Belgium only 10-18 % of women had inadequate to intermediate antenatal care trajectory, whereas 64%% had sufficient to appropriate level of care [ 11].

However, 21 of 107 women in the APNCU adequate category and 19 of 195 women in the APNCU adequate plus category were assigned to the CTP inadequate or intermediate category.

The R-GINDEX, which is based on recommendations of the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists, classifies the adequacy of care into one of six categories (inadequate, adequate, intermediate, intensive, no care or missing) based on the number of prenatal care visits, the gestational age of the newborn at birth and the date prenatal care was initiated.