Sentence examples for proportion of newborn from inspiring English sources

Starting in 2008, the campaign achieved the goal of reducing the proportion of newborn calves that were virus-positive from 1.8% to under 0.2% within two years (situation in September 2010).

As such, the proportion of newborn deaths in child mortality has increased from about 37% in 1990 to 44% in 2013 (United Nations Interagency Group Child Mortality Estimation-UN-IGME, 2015).

An additional option is a shift towards oligodendrogliosis, but although these numbers were not determined, the proportion of newborn cells that differentiate into oligodendrocytes is generally very small [114].

We show that animals reared in enriched conditions, in parallel to increased survival of 3 weeks old PGCs, display decreased percentage of BrdU/GAD67 double-labelled cells and enhanced proportion of newborn cells expressing the plasticity-related molecules PSA-NCAM and doublecortin (DCX).

There are no maternal risk factors in a substantial proportion of newborn resuscitation cases [ 5].

This and other unhygienic exposures to the fresh wound could well account for a significant proportion of newborn sepsis.

Results: The proportion of newborns discharged after a "short stay" increased dramatically before legislation (7/1/91-8/31/95) but decreased after the introduction of legislation (9/1/95-6/30/96).

The proportion of newborns with common names in any given state and its immediate neighbours became 30% higher than would have been expected if there were no geographic effect.

Occasionally maternal-fetal microtransfusions occur during pregnancy resulting in congenital malaria [11], however the frequency of such infection is too low to account for the proportion of newborns who show immune priming to malarial antigens.

Hence, all the newborns have parents that are either three, four or five years old and we denote the proportion of

The male proportion of newborns in Denmark is approximately 51.2% (Hansen et al, 1999).