Sentence examples for model for postnatal from inspiring English sources

This study aimed to develop a model for postnatal gestational age estimation utilizing measures of the newborn hemoglobin levels and other metabolic analyte data derived from newborn blood spot samples.

This rapid growth can be an advantage, since it provides an accelerated model for postnatal human growth and development.

The only appropriate model for postnatal human reproductive development is the human infant.

This "calibration model" for the postnatal leptin surge, if applicable in humans, may have implications for understanding responses to catch-up growth in infants.

Moreover, to check the possible confounding effect of postnatal ETS exposure, we fit separate models adjusting for postnatal ETS exposure measured at 2 years of age.

We extended the model by adjusting for postnatal exposure to maternal stress assessed, according to the method described for maternal stress during pregnancy, at 6 months postpartum, covering the time since parturition.

None of the maternal biomarkers were associated with the anthropometric outcomes at age 5 years in a model accounting for exposure to all 3 metals or in models also accounting for postnatal exposure.

This has not been studied for BPA and is a critical data need for developing improved PBPK models for the postnatal period.

An interview guide provided a flexible framework for questioning and explored a number of topics: models of postnatal depression; diagnosis and management of postnatal depression; the patient-professional relationship; professional-professional relationships and ways of working.

Consequently, as highlighted by the small Rs of the linear regression model, our model was not able to adjust for postnatal exposure to PBDEs and our finding does not exclude the possibility of an association between cryptorchidism and exposure to PBDEs.

The plots in Figure 4 show that the covariate relationships for zidovudine clearance (Cl1) of both the system-specific and reference model describe individual glucuronidation clearances without bias, despite the use of different covariates (i.e., body weight for the system-specific model and postnatal age for the reference model).