Sentence examples for mean birthweight for from inspiring English sources

From 1974 to 1986 the mean birthweight for GA 40 and 37 increased by 53 and 122 grams, respectively, corresponding to an underestimation of weight per gestational age of –0,12 and –0,25 SD if using the 1986 birth curves on the 1974 cohort.

ß represent the difference in mean birthweight for maternal characteristics in each row.

While there is variability in every population group, the mean birthweight for the Chilean indigenous population of newborns differs only trivially from the mean birthweight for the non-indigenous population.

In contrast the mean birthweight for liveborn singletons in Australia from a similar time period has been relatively stable [ 2].

General linear model was used to investigate the trends for mean birthweight for male and female twins born between 2001 and 2010.

Secular trends for a decrease in the overall mean birthweight for liveborn twins were observed for both male and females in Australia in the study period.

The mean birthweight of the infants was 3399.0 g for the nonexposed group and that for the exposed group was 3284.1 g, but there was no statistically significant difference (P = 0.132).

As for birth order, the mean birthweight of the first-born twin was heavier than that of the second-born.

To detect a difference in mean birthweight of 100 g between the groups, a sample size of 211 for each group is needed.

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

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.