**p < 0.01, *p < 0.05, BMI (body mass index), a History of any abortion/miscarriage in reproductive life, | b Abortion/miscarriage immediately preceding this pregnancy, c gap between this and the previous pregnancy (excluding primiparas mothers).
If a volunteer first visited a woman late in her pregnancy the gaps between the scheduled visits were reduced accordingly.
"Any unpredictable event such as illness, injury, pregnancy, means that gaps open up in the rota and you're reliant on either short or long-term locums," he said.
While he celebrates their passionate love affair, recalls his fears over money as his scriptwriting work dries up, and details Ann's increasingly erratic behaviour as the pregnancy progresses, the gaps in what he knows about his wife grow ominously bigger.
Even in the U.S., teen pregnancy leads to gaps or incompletion of girls' education.
There was a general consensus that, should a man become involved with a pregnant woman, he would also accept partnership in the pregnancy, "fill the gaps" of an uninvolved biological father and support her through the process.
Objective: there is a significant gap in pregnancy and birth outcomes for Australian Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander women compared with other Australian women.
In addition to birth control options, Marvi workers also teach women about birth spacing, or providing a gap between pregnancies to protect the health of a mother.
Despite these gaps, teen pregnancy has decreased by over one third since the early 1990s.
First, this study identified several client knowledge gaps around pregnancy recognition and care.
