Sentence examples for of lower birth from inspiring English sources
HPI was the most important variable for infants of lower birth weight, and bilateral ICH for larger infants.
Later, when they crunched the numbers, they showed convincingly that women who smoked during pregnancy tended to have babies of lower birth weight, and that this increased the rate of perinatal death – even when confounding factors such as social class were taken into account.
Chronic exposure to particle pollution has been linked to "slowed lung function growth in children and teenagers; significant damage to the small airways of the lungs; increased risk of dying from lung cancer; increased risk of death from cardiovascular disease and increased risk of lower birth weight and infant mortality.
Mr. Rosengarten explains that the subject of his biographical portrait was a "high-toned gentleman". In 19th-century usage, he writes, this meant a man "carried himself with a vivid sense of role, who affected a distance between himself and people of lower birth, servants, and strangers.
Babies born 37 weeks after the raid had a 24percentt higher risk of lower birth weight than those born the year before, a study at University of Michigan showed.
Various epidemiological studies have suggested that maternal hypertension is associated with an increased risk of lower birth weight [ 3, 4].
That is, mothers of lower-birth-weight babies might experience less plasma volume expansion and therefore reduced clearance of PFOA through glomerular filtration.
One recent study linked high levels of air pollution to lower birth weights that put babies at risk in their first month and later in life.
We found that the risk of infant mortality was associated with lower educational level of mother, lower birth weight, and older or younger maternal age, which is consistent with previous research.
The prevalence of overweight and obesity appears to be higher in children of a lower birth order.
Over the next decade or so, innovations from physicians, nurses and others led to bold and successful treatments for babies of increasingly lower birth weights.
