Sentence examples for indicators of perinatal from inspiring English sources

ACOG states meconium stained amniotic fluid (MSAF) as one of the historical indicators of perinatal asphyxia.

Both infant and maternal mortality rates, key indicators of perinatal health, reflect high standards of care.

This study represents the largest pooled data set yet assembled of confinements and births to Somali-born women giving birth outside Somalia and we have been able to compare a number of important indicators of perinatal health.

In additional subgroup analysis (not shown), critical indicators of perinatal transmission among women who reported no history of injection drug use but had hepatitis C coinfection more closely resembled non-IDUs, indicating that the effect of any misclassification of self-reported injection drug use was likely to have been minimal.

Although ours is one of the few reports to describe trends in critical indicators of perinatal HIV transmission separately for non-IDUs and IDUs, it is possible that due to social desirability, some women with a history of injection drug use were misclassified as non-IDUs.

bFor a comprehensive review, see [ 34]. cThe recommended indicators of perinatal health also include those related to the management of sub-fertility and the care of preterm infants, describing variations in the use and success of these medical technologies in chronological order from pre-conception to postpartum care.

The IBR provides a better indicator of perinatal mortality than birthweight for gestational age alone[ 22].

State level correlation was also identified for the indicator of perinatal paracetamol exposure and autism/ASD.

The use of maternal health services, known as an indirect indicator of perinatal death, is still unknown in Lubumbashi.

Additional covariates included these models were experimental batch (as a factor), bisulfite-conversion (BSC) efficiency, age, BMI, race (as a factor), and indicator variables of perinatal vitamin usage, alcohol drinking, and tobacco smoking.

The aim of this study was to analyze the key indicators for perinatal health care quality assessment in Croatia for the period 2001 2014.