Sentence examples for infant values from inspiring English sources

All anthropometric data were collected in duplicate and the mean infant values were converted to z scores using the WHO growth reference.

Furthermore, a well-designed "maturational distance" should take into account the inter-subject variability of the parameters in the adult population as well as their correlations: the difference between adult and infant values may be important or not, depending on whether it is or not within the range of the parameters variability in the adult population.

Our first observation was that live infant ADC values in our study were significantly lower than values quoted in the literature, for all of the abdominal solid organs (liver, spleen and renal cortex).

In the newborn infant these values are higher but decrease in the course of the first several weeks of postnatal life to levels below those of the normal woman; thereafter they rise gradually.

Infant reference values were chosen to represent an individual < 2 years of age.

We also compared live infant ADC values to those quoted in the literature [ 10].

> -wrap-foot> *Numbers do not correspond to the overall numbers in all instants, as in some infants, data on BW or GA is missing (in 1 infant, both values were lost).

Subsequently, we observed a greater risk of high infant BMI values and upward centile crossing using the UK-WHO charts compared to the previously used UK90 growth reference charts.

We found 25(OH D levels < 20 ng/mL to be common in the cord blood of infants in a southern climate in the United States representing about 60% of the infants in our study, with about 20% of the infants having values ≤ 10 ng/mL.

To ensure that an effect was not due to a small subset of infants, t-tests against noise level (i.e., SNR = 1) were performed using individual infants' SNR values at the frequencies of interest.

Infants with values above this cut-off were defined as non-adherent.