Sentence examples for maternal test from inspiring English sources

Maternal test results and HIV status are shown in Table 2 with an overview provided in Figure 1.

In these instances, 0.5 was added to both b and c when calculating the paternal and maternal test statistics.

Objective: In October 1999, Connecticut enacted a law requiring testing of newborns for human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) if antepartum maternal testing had not been done.

This study was performed to determine whether the law increased maternal testing and whether risk factors affected counseling and testing rates.

The complete results from maternal testing will be described in a subsequent viroimmunology paper.

In subjects 1, paternal samples were not available but the deletion was not identified in maternal testing.

Uptake of testing by fathers before 11 weeks' gestation (51/677) may seem low because uptake of maternal testing by 70 days was low (161/677).

If patients could be consistently monitored on an outpatient basis, obstetricians would be more willing to admit patients only for delivery, and to perform more fetal assessments and maternal tests as outpatient services.

After hearing two days of testimony, the judge, Barbara Walther, issued a terse statement from the bench at Tom Green County Court saying that she had also ordered maternal and paternal testing on all the children, who range in age from infants to 17-year-olds, and expedited DNA and fingerprint testing of their parents as well.

Fetal karyotypes, cystic fibrosis carrier testing, and maternal serologic test results were determined.

Outcomes data included the proportion of admissions offered HIV testing, the proportion accepting testing, age in months of PITC recipients, days elapsed from admission to testing, maternal HIV antibody test results, child HIV antibody and DNA-PCR test results, mother and child HIV status, and successful enrollment into inpatient and outpatient pediatric HIV care.