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The analysis was stratified by gestational age and perinatal mortality rates were contrasted by maternal age at earlier (22 33 weeks) and later gestation (≥34 weeks).

The [A/T]n slippage rates were contrasted with the background slippage rates measured at monitor [A/T]2 and [C/G]2 loci (we pooled these because polymorphism occurrence was similar at monitors with different motifs).

Similarly, the [GT/CA]n slippage rates were contrasted with the background rates measured at monitor two-unit dinucleotide motifs (again, dinucleotide monitors with different motifs were considered jointly).

Although gestational age-specific mortality curves of blacks and whites also intersected when stillbirth rates and early neonatal mortality rates were contrasted, there was no crossover in post-neonatal mortality rates.

Buoyant African growth rates are contrasted with the ossified economies of the Western world.

The steady decline in urban rates is contrasted by increases in rural and suburban incidence.

This phenomenon, sometimes referred to as the paradox of intersecting mortality curves, has also been observed when birth weight- and gestational age-specific stillbirth or infant mortality rates are contrasted across plurality, parity, race and other factors [ 10].

To confirm this hypothesis, the peak correct rate was contrasted with the mean of the correct rates on all the other pairs.

Similarly, gestational age-specific perinatal mortality rates among male and female births were contrasted, with rates computed by dividing perinatal deaths at any given gestation by the number of total births at that gestation.

13, 15 This growth rate can be contrasted with the 0.3 to 0.4 mm/day observed in the much longer anagen phase (up to eight years) of scalp hair.

Two approaches for achieving enhanced deposition rates for TiO2 are contrasted.