Sentence examples for is birthweight from inspiring English sources

Above, z is defined as (x - 3000)/1000, where x is birthweight in grams.

The most frequent endpoint is birthweight <10th centile which was a secondary outcome in this feasibility study.

a The estimate of the effect of young maternal age on birthweight is birthweight mean difference in grams; the estimates of SGA, VSGA, preterm birth and very preterm birth are odds ratios.

The two primary outcome measures were birthweight and preterm birth.

Important outcomes were deemed to be birthweight, cord C-peptide and per cent body fat in the neonate >90th percentile.

Overall, 20% of women had a poor perinatal outcome, with the most frequent outcome being birthweight <10th centile; there were no stillbirths in either group.

Inclusion criteria were birthweight < 1,500 g, blood glucose concentration ≥ 10 mmol/L and a clinical decision to commence an insulin infusion.

One assumption we have made is that birthweight data taken from the health card are reliable.

According to the World Health Organization [ 20], a low birthweight infant is one born with birthweight < 2500 g; an infant with high birthweight or macrosomia is one weighting ≥ 4000 g.

When a combination of these genotypes was considered, birthweight was significantly lower for infants of smoking women the carriers of the double-null genotypes (−311.2 g, P = 0.008).

The z-score of the birthweight was calculated as ([infant birthweight-mean of birthweight at same weeks EGA]/standard deviation of mean) [ 14].