"maternal status" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to the state of being a mother or being related to a mother, such as in the sentence: "Her maternal status and experiences as a mother have shaped her worldview."
Birth asphyxia may thus be a reflection of the unhealthy baseline maternal status as well as the poor perinatal services offered in maternity homes, communities or hospitals [ 18].
I would be triangulating and undermining my maternal status.
This advice may well hold true, but if the mother in question is Sophie Hunter, wife of Benedict Cumberbatch, then it is best not to refer to her new maternal status.
Maternal status isn't the most interesting thing about any of these women (and the fact that it's become so common as to be little more than a footnote is in itself something to celebrate).
Not only does she believe that the best course of action for any woman, no matter what her maternal status, is to stay in the work force, but she also argues that the women who have chosen to do otherwise have essentially been sold a bill of goods.
Therefore, although we adjusted for income, demography and headache parameters, we have not adjusted for psychiatric maternal status.
If maternal employment status corresponds to higher status, our finding is consistent with this hypothesis.
To explore possible effects of maternal methylation status, all analyses were repeated with adjustments for maternal methylation status.
It shows the consistency of maternal Indigenous status between the MDC and RBDM, and sensitivity and specificity of maternal Indigenous status in the MDC and RBDM.
While maternal nutritional status is a useful predictor of pregnancy and birth outcomes [ 3], evaluating maternal nutritional status in resource-restricted regions remains challenging.
Nevertheless maternal GBS status is sometimes unknown at labour.
