Sentence examples for pregnancy years from inspiring English sources

Thus 805 464 women were excluded from the study population for a period of 460 465 pregnancy years.

The proportion of preterm deliveries was significantly increased in pregnancy years 1968 1977 (ORadj = 5.70; 95% CI, 1.17 27.79; p = 0.03).

Data on maternal characteristics included age, weight before pregnancy, years of education, home address, country of birth, and alcohol consumption and smoking during pregnancy.

Spontaneous abortion was more frequent (ORadj = 2.09; 95% CI, 0.84 5.18) in pregnancy years 1968 1977, but this was not significant (p = 0.11).

To assess the association of pregnancy outcomes with PeCDF and PCB exposure from the Yusho incident, we used outcomes from pregnancies 10 years before the Yusho incident (pregnancy years 1958 1967) as reference values.

Although we observed an increase in the proportion of pregnancy losses in pregnancy years 1968 1977 (ORadj = 2.11; 95% CI, 0.92 4.87), the statistical significance was marginal (p = 0.08).

Quantitative information obtained through the eligibility questionnaire (i.e. number of previous pregnancies, years since diagnosis, age etc).

She had a normal pregnancy 10 years previously (a year prior to her MS diagnosis).

This study aims to make a comprehensive CVD risk assessment comparing women with previous preeclamptic pregnancies to women with previous normotensive pregnancies 10 years after index pregnancy.

Similarly, those of younger age at first pregnancy (19.5 years) were also more likely to accept postpartum implants compared to those of older age at first pregnancy (20.6 years) (P value = 0.01).

A second pregnancy, 2 years later, (caesarean section at week 40), again required basal-bolus insulin.