Sentence examples for premature population from inspiring English sources

However, the same researchers published a much larger cohort study in 2008, in a premature population with a gestational age of 32 to 35 weeks, reporting a nearly identical aOR (1.61) for maternal smoking that remained significant in the multivariate analysis [ 20].

The collection of long-term data on seasonality, risk factors, and outcomes is necessary in order to evaluate the impact of prophylaxis in everyday practice and examine hospitalization rates in similar premature populations globally.

Moreover, birth-associated tissues harbor a variety of embryonic or premature cell populations including MSC, endothelial stem/progenitor cells (EPC, ECFC) and hematopoietic stem cells (CD34+, CD133+).

Glasgow City had the highest CVD mortality rate for both premature mortality (144/100 000 population) and mortality at all ages (400/100 000 population).

The findings in this study support the widespread evidence of benefits of ART on premature mortality and population mobility among HIV-positive migrants.

The fabric of premature deaths, sick populations and lost output is a suit of poverty in a closet filled with bad facilities and the smell of musty corruption.

In case of chronic myeloid leukemia (CML), previous studies have indicated a high expression of BCRP in premature CML cell populations.

As women triaged to MFM <20 weeks would usually be because of a likely fetal complication, and women transferred in from another hospital would usually be secondary to complications such as premature labour, these populations were considered inherently high-risk and not an appropriate comparison.

However, the health benefits of preventing gastroenteritis in the general population and premature death in patients with acquired immunodeficiency syndrome outweigh health losses by premature death from renal cell cancer by a factor of > 10.

There are similar units in most major cities and population centers; premature babies born in rural hospitals are quickly transferred.

Depression occurs relatively commonly in people with chronic kidney disease (CKD), but it is uncertain whether depression is a risk factor for premature death in this population.