Sentence examples for neonatal performance from inspiring English sources
As a result, a limited understanding of the determinants and factors associated with poor neonatal performance may occur.
The purpose of this study was to evaluate changes in cerebral blood perfusion and middle cerebral artery (MCA) Doppler in full-term small-for-gestational-age fetuses (SGA) and to explore their association with neonatal neurobehavioral performance.
The most practical source of data to evaluate neonatal resuscitation performance is the documentation by health professionals in the medical chart about the baby's condition and the care provided during resuscitation.
Knowledge about neonatal resuscitation, frequent performance of skills, and comfort level with skill performance are dimensions of quality implementation of neonatal resuscitation.
Among the risk factors for neonatal sepsis, CRP performance was highest in neonates born to mothers with foul smelling amniotic fluid, followed by peri-partum pyrexia.
For evaluation, we show only the performance of neonatal segmentation, since it is much more difficult than the segmentation of more matured subjects [28].
In contrast, there was no significant difference in memory retention performance between neonatal SAL- (87.4±18.4 seconds, n = 14) and DEX-treated rats [52.6±14.6 seconds, n = 14; F(1,27) = 2.2, p = 0.15] in Group B at 5 week old (Figure 8B).
ROC curve analysis of combinations of tests suggests that this results in improved diagnostic performance for neonatal infection.
It has been shown that all methods have the potential to improve the performance of neonatal seizure detection in a clinical environment over the conventional aEEG approach.
Children from the high-lead group who had experienced neonatal jaundice showed impaired performance when compared to other high-lead children; this finding may suggest a synergistic effect.
The failure of passive transfer causes hypogammaglobulinemia which increases the susceptibility to neonatal disease, low growth performance, and high mortality [ 6].
