Sentence examples for mothers reporting a from inspiring English sources

The LMP was evenly distributed among seasons with slightly more mothers reporting a LMP in the fall (26%) and winter (26%).

Poor implementation of the PMTCT program is also highlighted; despite many mothers reporting a positive HIV test, most HIV exposed children had not been tested, and many clinics were not testing any children under 5 years.

PBDE-47 levels were highest among those mothers reporting a high school education compared to those with a less than high school education and those with higher levels of education (college or graduate school).

Children of mothers reporting a lifetime history of AN, BN or both (AN+BN) and mothers with other psychiatric disorders were compared with the remaining sample of women, who reported no history of a psychiatric disorder.

Further, it is unlikely that mothers were selectively under- or over-reporting a history of infection for themselves, but not their child, or vice versa, as we found no correlation between mothers reporting a history of infections for themselves and their children.

The number of mothers reporting a life time period of depression is comparable to the original TRAILS sample and to the CIDI-DSM-IV life time rates obtained by direct interviewing in the Netherlands Mental Health Survey and Incidence Study NEMESISS) [ 42].

A larger randomised trial by Hiscock et al 16 17 involved over 300 mothers reporting an infant sleep problem at 7 months of age.

Only child status, minority group membership, and having an FDR with type 1 diabetes also were predictive of mothers reporting an action to prevent type 1 diabetes at both 6 and 15 months.

Thus, the significant increase at the 15-month visit compared with the 6-month visit (P < 0.001) was largely due to additional mothers reporting an action to prevent diabetes.

Differential misclassification between mothers and fathers on self-reported paternal exposure to solvents cannot be ruled out because fathers and mothers reported a paternal exposure prevalence of 31 and 20%, respectively.

When mothers reported a discrepancy between what they wanted the family-provider relationships to be like and what they believed the relationship was like, they were less satisfied with care received.