Sentence examples for neglect rate from inspiring English sources

A difference in neglect of pups was not seen in previously neglectful MaD1 mothers, but this may be due to the 30% neglect rate of previously nurturing pups (Fig. 3A).

For examination of maternal neglect rate on a second litter a one-way ANOVA was used.

Maternal neglect rate was determined by examining the number of live litters on postpartum Day 5 relative to the number of live litters born.

Maternal neglect rate each generation was determined by examining the number of live litters on postpartum Day 5 relative to the number of live litters born.

Evaluation of maternal neglect rate and birth rate between MaD1 and Outbred-S mice was made using a one-way ANOVA with data from each of 12 generations for each group.

When examined over 12 generations (∼80 lactating females evaluated per generation per group), MaD1 mice [25] had a significantly higher average neglect rate (∼17%) relative to Outbred-S mice (<1%) (Fig. 1A, H 1,23) = 17.56, p<0.001; ANOVA on Ranks).

Starting with a nonlinear set of constraints, we empirically derive linearizations and then compare them to a commonly used set of constraints that assumes a constant voltage and neglects rate-capacity.

Have a bad Uber ride when you're busy and you might neglect to rate the driver or accidentally rush through giving them 5 stars.

Specifically, we examine whether unemployment rates, labor force participation, and food stamp usage are associated with aggregate rates of child abuse and neglect (CAN) rates using state-level data.

For example, a recent study found that women exposed to intimate partner abuse during pregnancy (including physical, sexual, emotional, financial and neglect) reported rates of depression, anxiety, and stress that were approximately twice the rates reported by mothers who did not experience intimate partner abuse [ 36].

The data bears out this neglect: vaccination rates are among the lowest in the world and Equatorial Guinea has the seventh highest rate of primary school-age children out of school.