Sentence examples for mothers difference from inspiring English sources

DDE had a small effect on BMI SDS at 3 years of age in children of nonsmoking mothers (difference in BMI SDS for DDE concentrations between the 90th and 10th percentiles = 0.13).

When birth prevalence rates in both countries are standardized by age of mother, difference in live birth prevalence of DS reduces (6.0 cases per 10,000 newborn infants in the Czech Republic and 10.0 in California) however it is still relatively large.

In the calcium group there were also no significant within-mother differences in bone measures between 52 wk in the 2 lactation periods.

Although the proportion of smokers in all the comparison groups was higher than in the ART mothers, the difference was only significant for the MC group.

The average maternal age at the time of birth was 28 years for women with chronic diseases and 27 for healthy mothers; this difference is statistically significant (|t| = 4.294; p < 0.01).

Overexpression of PMA1 in mother cells alone elevated mother cell cytosolic pH by ∼0.7 pH units and increased the mother-bud difference in cytosolic pH by ∼0.5 pH units.

The infant gut microbial communities were more closely related to an infant's mother's milk and skin compared with a random mother (mean difference in Bray-Curtis distances, 0.012 and 0.014, respectively; P < .001 for both).

Few Native Americans have immigrant mothers; their differences in income are not meaningful.

Because of their various fitting errors, and the fact that they evidently took their mission to accommodate their brides' individual needs very seriously, Bergdorf Goodman credited my mother the difference in price, which was, in fact, substantial.

Among our predominantly Hispanic cohort, we observed higher levels of PBDE-47 in African Americans compared to Hispanic and non-Hispanic white mothers, though differences were not significant.

Examples of each theme are presented in boxes 1- 4. All mothers identified differences between their children in both eating behaviour and food preferences, and could easily give examples (Box 1,A).