Sentence examples for lifetime birth from inspiring English sources

Over its lifetime, Birth reached £1.18m here, and it will be fascinating to see if Under the Skin's slow-and-steady approach can match that total.

After excluding unmarried women from the main analysis (cardiovascular deaths section in table 1), the adjusted hazard ratio for women with preterm pre-eclampsia and one lifetime birth increased slightly (from 9.4 to 10.9).

No such large-scale studies have ever been attempted using a general dog population, although focused lifetime birth cohort studies of other species such as lambs [ 12, 13] and cattle [ 14] have been reported.

Spain's birthrate for 2006 was 1.37 lifetime births per woman, among the lowest in Europe.

PMA2020 also asked women to report the number of lifetime births, the timing (month and year) of their two most recent births, and child mortality.

We begin by tabulating background characteristics for our study population, including age, marital status, level of education, number of lifetime births, and household wealth.

Guatemala has one of the highest fertility rates (lifetime births per woman) in Latin America and the Caribbean countries, comparable to those observed in less developed countries in Africa.

In the multivariable model, the significant predictors of fertility intentions were: younger age (age<40) (p<0.0001), African ethnicity (p<0.0001), living in Toronto (p = 0.002), and a lower number of lifetime births (p = 0.02).

The results from the multivariable logistic regression modeling revealed that independent predictors of intendions to have children for HIV-positive women of reproductive age living in Ontario, Canada were age, ethnic background, living in Toronto and number of lifetime births (Table 3).

Both estimates were relative to women in the same age category with two or more lifetime births and a term first pregnancy without pre-eclampsia.

We saw a weak increase in risk of cardiovascular death among women with two or more lifetime births and pre-eclampsia in the first pregnancy (adjusted hazard ratio 1.5, 95% confidence interval 1.2 to 1.9).