Sentence examples for mean birthweight from inspiring English sources

Secondary outcomes were preterm births and mean birthweight.

After consistent increases in mean birthweight from 1980 until the mid 1990s, mean birthweight has stabilised over recent years making the new charts appropriate for current use.

The primary outcome measures of the study were LBW and mean birthweight.

In the last decade mean birthweight in all births increased despite the parallel increase in the percentage of preterm births.

There were no statistically significant differences for the neonatal outcomes, except for admission to SC and mean birthweight.

The mean birthweight decreased from 2462 g in 2001 to 2440 g in 2010 for male twins, compared with 2485 g in 1991 94.

The mean birthweight of the study group was 4272±239 and 3277±316 g of the control group (P<0.001).

Mean birthweight varied by sociodemographic characteristics in both the datasets (Table 2).

Mean gestational age was 39.3 weeks, and mean birthweight was 3.37±0.48 kilograms as described in Wojcicki et al. [18].

There are only small differences in the mean birthweight between cases with and those without data on GA (table 3).

We made a model of birthweight per GA in 1978 and calculated the corresponding week in the regression model when using the 1977 mean birthweight (table 2).