Sentence examples for increasing gestation from inspiring English sources
Accepting that gestational age-specific rates of cerebral palsy increase with increasing gestation will help to refocus research aimed at better understanding and preventing cerebral palsy.
As for explaining the rise in growth restriction and perinatal mortality rates with increasing gestation, one can speculate that the ability of the utero-placental system to support the fetus declines with increasing gestational age.
Gestational age-specific rates of cerebral palsy declined sharply with increasing gestation under the conventional calculation.
Under the traditional approach, gestational age-specific fetal, neonatal and perinatal death rates declined with increasing gestation.
Under the fetuses-at-risk model, SIDS rates increased with increasing gestation and twins had higher rates of SIDS than singletons at all gestational ages.
Recent increases in labour induction cannot be reconciled with conventionally calculated patterns of gestational age-specific stillbirth and neonatal mortality (both of which decrease with increasing gestation).
Given that by around 22 weeks of gestation the left cerebral hemisphere compared to the right is significantly larger in both male and female fetuses we expected that the right side of the fetal face would show more movement with increased gestation.
Maternal TG, palmitic acid, palmitoleic acid, and oleic acid increased significantly with increased gestation, but, inversely, DHA decreased with increased gestation.
The hazard ratio of birth increased (gestation decreased) almost linearly from 15°C to 25°C.
Children of mothers with a previous miscarriage or increased gestation (⩾40 weeks) had reduced risks of ALL (respective relative risks=0.49; 95% CI=0.29 0.80, and 0.67; 95% CI=0.48 0.94).
There was a strong correlation between increased gestation at first screening and decreased delay between screening and ART initiation: 40% of women screened after 32 weeks' gestation started ART in less than 14 days, compared to 3% of women who were screened before 24 weeks' gestation (p < 0.001; Figure 2).
