Sentence examples for marker of maternal from inspiring English sources

Objective: The aim of this study was to determine whether ketonuria, a commonly assessed urinary marker of maternal starvation and dehydration, is associated with abnormal fetal test results in the setting of postterm pregnancy.

The relatively large amount of internal variation accumulated in the Polish branch of C5c would mean that C5c1 arose in situ in Europe after the arrival of a C5c1 founder mtDNA from southern Siberia, and that C5c1 affiliation is a marker of maternal Siberian ancestry.

The nontargeted assays suggest that 1,5-anhydroglucitol may also have clinical utility as a marker of maternal hyperglycemia in pregnancy.

Less attention has been paid to prenatal lead exposure as measured by a cumulative marker of maternal lead burden and its relationship to child growth over time.

The lack of an effect in the exposure of maternal fever could have occurred due to a low sensitivity of this marker of maternal infection and the potential for misclassification bias previously mentioned.

Dudley and Branch [ 8] have also concluded that development of APCA may be an appropriate marker of maternal recognition of foeto-paternal antigens; however, its absence is of questionable significance as only 20 25% of multiparous women were found to be positive for APCA.

PLAP is produced in high levels by the syncytiotrophoblast (STB) and released solely into the maternal compartment of the placenta [33], and thus is used as a marker of maternal-fetal transfusion during the peripartum period [11], [33], [34].

To identify markers of maternal depressive symptoms in medical records of children aged 1-6 years.

The 1997 UN Guidelines established both the "minimum acceptable" package for obstetric care and a methodology for measuring process indicators, as surrogate markers of maternal mortality.

The purpose of this study was to examine the association between peripheral markers of maternal inflammation and the onset of term labor.

The objective of the study was to examine the relationship between breastfeeding patterns, markers of maternal human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) disease, and woman's breast pathology.