Sentence examples for models where maternal from inspiring English sources

We examined models where maternal and paternal exposure were modeled separately and combined.

Logistic regression models were created where maternal ethnicity, age, household structure and income, education, area deprivation and type of child care predicted proxy quality indicators (see Table 4).

Logistic regression models were created where maternal ethnicity, age, household structure and income, education, child parity and area deprivation predicted the likelihood of children being cared for by centre, extended family, nanny or home-based care; and the likelihood of having four or more changes in care from birth to 2 years (see Table 3).

In keeping with a model where the maternal-fetal interface provides antiviral protection, we found a gradient in proportional frequencies of NKT and γδ-T cells being higher in placenta than cord blood.

For example, a mouse model of maternal immune activation where maternal inflammation during gestation results in behavioral changes in the offspring, demonstrated an increase in LDH-B in the prefrontal cortex.56 The relatively high prevalence (28% overall among mothers of children with ASD) indicates a critical need to define the role for LDH in the developing brain.

"We think it has the potential to become a model for other countries in Africa where maternal deaths are unacceptably high".

There are however major gaps in the availability and quality of data for many countries where maternal mortality levels are high, and only through statistical modelling is it possible to obtain an understanding of the trend.

In model 2, maternal asthma, maternal level of education, maternal region of origin, maternal age, parity, date of conception, first trimester ozone and first trimester temperature were included, where maternal age was a cubic spline function and date of conception was modelled with both a seasonal (cyclic spline function) and a long-term trend (cubic spline function).

Similarly, maternal age and maternal age at birth could not be included in the same model because of high correlations; hence, maternal age was used for outcomes focused on living children, where maternal age at birth was used for historic indicators.

Cross-product terms for maternal BMI and DNA methylation at each DMR were also computed and included in statistical models where differences were observed in stratified analyses.

There are counties in the US where maternal mortality rates rival those of Sierra Leone, which has some of the highest rates of maternal deaths in the world.