Sentence examples for portion of maternal from inspiring English sources
A significant portion of maternal morbidity and mortality is preventable, making quality of care in hospitals a critical lever for improving outcomes.
Unsafe abortion contributes to a significant portion of maternal mortality in India.
Pure DNA from the cellular portion of maternal blood and fetal cord blood was extracted with QIAamp Mini Blood Kit (Qiagen).
Estimating the number of maternal deaths averted involves 6 point estimates from the World Health Organization of the maternal mortality ratio (MMR) for each country, modeling of the ratio's change over time in each country, isolating the portion of maternal mortality due to live births, and combining that mortality with the estimates of unintended pregnancies averted.
Also at this stage an extremely important event occurs: portions of the maternal and paternal chromosomes are exchanged.
Subsequent studies carried out by Feder et al. confirmed the large portion of non-local maternal origin among Ashkenazi Jews.
We can individually evaluate this probability for each haplotype and subsequently sum them to obtain p x: (3) p x = ∑ i ∈ { A, B } [ M i equals x ] · m i (1 − r ′ ) + ∑ y ∈ P P [ y equals x ] · r ′ | P P | For reads putatively coming from maternal portion of the cfDNA sample, we correct for maternal CNVs by using the allele ratios m i as observed in maternal-only sequencing data.
Gb3 inclusions also have been found in the maternal portion of the placenta from a heterozygous mother carrying a nonaffected child [ 53] and in both maternal and fetal placental tissue of a heterozygous mother carrying an affected son [ 72].
To obtain the chorionic villous portion of the placenta, the maternal basal and fetal chorionic plate of each placenta sample were removed.
Based on algorithmic approaches using verbal autopsy data, a substantial portion of stillbirths is attributable to maternal conditions and obstetric complications.
3. The maternal, Bronx-based portion of his family tree had characters who would likely amuse Bourdain, including a pair of brothers in the textile industry who had a habit of getting mixed up in situations involving bad checks and stolen goods.
