Sentence examples for minimising birth from inspiring English sources

Providing postnatal women opportunities to discuss and have their birth story heard have also been successful in minimising birth trauma symptoms and foster positive anticipation of a future birth [ 45] which may impact on self-efficacy.

The time period was to minimise the impact of birth or deaths and immigration or emigration.

12 Our analysis was restricted to ever-married women aged 15 49 years and to births within 3 years in order to minimise recall bias about birth and death dates reported by mothers.

The risk of underweight decreases significantly as a woman delays her first birth and is minimised by age 21.

The analysis was restricted to births that occurred within the previous 5 years to minimise recall bias in the birth and death dates reported by the mothers.

We used Aboriginal status from children's birth records to minimise differential misclassification bias relating to the number and recency of hospital admissions.

In regards to missing births or deaths, the informants were allocated manageable geographical areas, based on whole hamlets or distinct parts of a village, which are familiar and accessible, minimising the risk of any births or deaths being missed.

However, it has the disadvantages of lower success rates (approximately 10-15% per cycle, compared to 20-30% for ART) and less controllable means of minimising the risk of multiple births.

With the exception of age, all potential confounding and mediating variables were based on the birth record to minimise differential misclassification bias, whereby children who were hospitalised more frequently during the study had more opportunities to update their status than children who had fewer hospitalisations.

Interest continues in minimising overexpansion of the lungs at birth and exposure to unnecessarily high concentrations of oxygen.

Controls were matched by date of birth and hospital, thereby minimising the confounding bias by these factors.