Sentence examples for parity and development from inspiring English sources

Despite the increasing recognition that gender equality is crucial to a nation's social and economic development – as emphasised by the latest UN Women campaign – the myriad links and feedback loops between gender parity and development still need to be fully explored.

There was no association between parity and the development of bronchopulmonary dysplasia.

Our results demonstrate a trend for increased survival of first born premature infants when compared with offsprings of subsequent deliveries, and an association between advanced parity and the development of severe intraventricular hemorrhage.

Other studies have previously failed to show an association with parity and the development of AID [1].

Some studies find an independent association between parity and later development of SSc [ 8], while others find the greatest risk of SSc to be in nulliparous women [ 9].

The nonparametric Mann-Whitney test was used to compare total cell counts (expressed as both cells/ml and total cells) according to menopausal status, NAF-producing status, previous history of breast cancer, parity and breast feeding, development of breast cancer during the study and the presence of DL cytologic atypia.

This doctrine set the engineering effort on a level of logical parity with the research and development efforts and made it of almost comparable actual size, at least with research.

Another motivation for the project was to simplify achieving parity between development and production environments.

The mechanism underlying the interaction between parity and stones in the development of gallbladder cancer is unclear, but may involve combined or sequential hormonal and inflammatory effects (Bartlett, 2000; Pandey and Shukla, 2000; Tazuma and Kajiyama, 2001).

c-section: Caesarean section; CDI: Child development index; ECD: Early child development; ECE: Early childhood education; EDI: Early development instrument; GDP: Gross domestic product; IHDI: Inequality-adjusted human development index; MMSR: Maryland model for school readiness; OECD: Organisation for economic cooperation and development; PPP: Purchasing power parity; USD: United States dollar.

Furthermore, we demonstrate that monoallelic Becn1 loss results in augmented mammary stem and progenitor cell activities and TNFRSF11A-NFKB axis upregulation; it also promotes mammary tumor development following parity and accelerates WNT1-driven mammary tumorigenesis, which itself involves progenitor cell transformation.