Sentence examples for parity groups from inspiring English sources

Pregnancy outcomes were compared among parity groups.

Parity groups are of fixed-size, comprising consecutive blocks of a movie and a derived parity block, and resulting in "random" disk-members of any given group.

Although both placental and birth weight were correlated with cord length, application of GLM showed that only birth weight could act as a covariate for the length differences between parity groups.

The experiment was designed as a 2×4 factorial, incorporating the two sow parity groups, and boar exposure commencing on one of four days post-farrowing (days 10, 14 and 18 of lactation and weaning).

Analyzing the effect of HIV infection on antibody levels to DBL5ε revealed HIV negative women to have higher antibody levels than HIV positive women in all parity groups, but the difference was only significant in multigravidae (Kruskall-Wallis ANOVA, p = 0.023, Dunn's Multiple Comparison test, p<0.05 (PG versus MG), figure 2).

During the low transmission season, SP uptake increased significantly in all age and parity groups (OR 3.63 95%CI 1.89 7.0, p = 0.001) with no major differences between adolescents and adults and almost all groups reaching the 80% coverage RBM goal.

Results: Neonatal mortality was higher in the 2 11 parity group when compared with first born infants.

For parity group 2 and parity group >2, enrollment in the HHMP resulted in a 129-kg and an 80-kg energy-corrected milk yield increase in milk production, respectively.

The variable amount was based on BW, while the constant was the average BW in each parity group (1, 2, 3, 4+).

For parity group 1, the negative effects of metritis (despite treatment) on 305-d milk production after a normal calving were reduced by 116 kg of energy-corrected milk after enrollment in the HHMP.

Predicted MU concentrations at different BW values were calculated for each parity group, by setting equations that included the estimates of the variables associated with MU and constant values (lactation averages) for the independent variables, with the exception of BW.