No female bus riders in India have ganged up to sexually assault a man so badly he dies of his injuries, nor are marauding packs of women terrorizing men in Cairo's Tahrir Square, and there's just no maternal equivalent to the 11% of rapes that are by fathers or stepfathers.
Mr Adams said fathers' blogs tended to be more "issues-based" than their maternal equivalents.
Scaling-up to the whole of Malawi, CI is of greatest value for money, potentially averting 13.0% of remaining annual DALYs from stillbirths, neonatal and maternal deaths for the equivalent of 6.8% of current annual expenditure on maternal and neonatal health in Malawi.
The group is a lot more lad-y than last week's they've bought an overabundance of girls and are karaokeing communist war-chants and songs about maternal piety, maybe the equivalent of belting out "Rule Britannia" while eyeing up girls at Wetherspoons.
The group is a lot more laddy than last week's – they've bought an overabundance of girls and are karaokeing communist war-chants and songs about maternal piety, maybe the equivalent of belting out Rule Britannia while eyeing up girls at Wetherspoons.
Dams that licked their pups only infrequently the rat equivalent of bad maternal care sent their little ones off into the world with a more anxious disposition than rats with dams that had lavished care on them.
Uganda's loan, designed to support maternal-care clinics, was the equivalent of 20% of its health budget.
For example, the fully adjusted (equivalent of model 3) association of maternal and paternal BMI with offspring BMI in the N = 10410 participants with maternal report of weight and height for both parents were 0.18 (0.22, 0.22) and 0.16 (0.19, 0.19), respectively.
It is responsible for around 30%% of maternal deaths, equivalent to 86,000 deaths per year annually or 10 deaths every hour.
However, this theory is difficult to reconcile with reports of equivalent maternal and paternal expression of interrogated genes at the preglobular stage.
