Sentence examples for newborn age from inspiring English sources

Experiencing pain at newborn age may have consequences on one's somatosensory perception later in life.

At newborn age, she was small for gestational age (birth weight below 3rd percentile, birth length below 10th percentile, head circumference below 3rd percentile).

Health services providers were cross-tabulated with sex of deceased newborn, age at death and service area (ICDDR,B maternal and child health project area and adjoining Government health services area).

The issues to be improved are the number of patients included in the study, necessity of a control group consisting of healthy children, and the inclusion of children in the newborn age group.

Mixed-effect models were adjusted for maternal age, maternal systolic blood pressure during the third trimester, newborn age (in hours), and newborn birth weight, all factors that had predicted newborn blood pressure in an earlier study.

Adjust: adjusted by gender of newborn, age and mother's nationality * p-value in relation to 1996-98; p-value < 0.05 ** p-value in relation to 1996-98; p-value < 0.001 It is important to highlight that the higher decrease in the prevalence of SHS exposure occurred in the period from 1996-98 to 2002-04, buthehe downward trend was maintained from to 2002-04 to 2008.

To meet the anatomical and (patho physiological requirements of different age groups and their concomitant weights and sizes, children are divided into five age groups: 'preterm and newborn' (aged up to 28 days), 'baby/infant/suckler' (29 days to < 1 year), 'toddler' (> 1 to < 6 years), 'pupil' (> 6 to < 12 years), and 'adolescent' (> 12 to < 18 years).

Consequently, in the model we are considering, the population can be separated into four age groups of (1) newborns (age 0-1 year), (2) juveniles (age 1-2 years), (3) small adults (age 2-3 yeand), and (4) large adults (ages greater than or equal to 3 years) as illustrated in Figure 2.

One exception is the early study by Antell and Keating (1983) in which, using a habituation/dishabituation paradigm, they observed that newborns (age range, 21 44 hours) were able to discriminate 2 from 3 dots but not 4 from 6 dots [67].

Two hundred and thirty Lebanese newborns (age 1 3 days) at the AUBMC from the period of August 2012 to July 2013 were included in this research.

Although most clinicians agree to target the youngest and smallest newborns, age and weight cut-offs to initiate prophylaxis differ widely, and practices are even more heterogeneous for other risk factors such as antibiotic use and fungal colonization status.