Sentence examples for population delivering from inspiring English sources

This study was undertaken to determine the relationship of umbilical cord pH and base excess (BE) values to adverse neonatal outcomes for a large tertiary hospital population delivering at term.

We determined umbilical cord PO2 and oxygen saturation, fractional oxygen extraction, and birth to placental weight ratio values in relation to size at birth for a large tertiary hospital population delivering at term.

In addition, pregnancy outcomes of the counselled cohort women were compared with a control population delivering in the same tertiary unit in order to better inform the counselling process in the future.

For example, although the population delivering outside of medical supervision is very low (less than 2%), it is notably higher among those who register their births late (5%) and the latter situation may apply differentially by ethnic group status, since many Mapuche live in isolated rural communities.

After the exclusion of superficial thromboses in both the groups, we found that the incidence of VTE in our population of women who had undergone ART was 2/234 pregnancies (8.5 ‰), whereas that in our reference population delivering in our hospital was 6/3339 (1.8 ‰) (p: 0.09).

Meanwhile, Mr Buffett's remarks drew a robust response from the US Chamber of Commerce, which said the top 1% of US earners accounted for 39% of tax revenue - and the highest earning 25% of the population delivered 86% of the tax-take.

In the century and a half since its Civil War defeat in 1861, the South has seen a large portion of its population delivered from bondage (although full civil rights for African Americans were not protected until the latter half of the 20th century) and the conversion of the region from a primarily rural, agrarian society to an urbanized industrial and post-industrial one.

Overall 8.7% of the study population delivered an SGA infant and the rate was higher in women with abnormal UADS.

BMD Z-scores were calculated based on the database of normal age- and sex-matched Caucasian population delivered by the DXA manufacturer.

CMHCs (an average of 1.81 services per 150,000 population) deliver individual consultations and domiciliary care activities, keep contacts with other health and social agencies and provide emergency interventions.

The study hospital consistently has the highest number of #NOF admissions in NSW (HSRG 2006), but, despite the hospital recording the expected patient numbers throughout during the study timeframe, and the study achieving a high consent rate, the frailty of the target population delivered an unexpectedly small sample.