Sentence examples for second birthweight from inspiring English sources

Second, birthweight and gestational age were obtained from maternal recall or self-reported rather than hospital birth records.

Following adjustment for first and second birth factors, first birth diabetes and second birthweight ≥3.5 kg were associated with increased likelihood of OASI recurrence, while first birthweight ≥4.0 kg and second gestation at 37 38 weeks were associated with decreased likelihood.

Australia's first birthweight percentiles for twin births based on national population data were published in 1999 using live twins born during 1991 94 [ 4].

There were significant crude associations between %FGV and months of breast-feeding, parity, age at first birth, birthweight, and PIH.> Table  3 presents the results of multivariable models examining the effect of first birth characteristics on breast density overall and stratified by age at first birth.

Height-adjusted associations for fifths of birthweight are summarised graphically in ESM Fig.  1.

This is the first time birthweight (as identified in the hospital discharge data) has been validated, with encouraging results.

Lower mean BPs were observed in participants belonging to the first three birthweight categories, while a higher mean BP was observed in the >3.5 kg group (table 1).

These factors included country of birth; morbidity (diabetes or hypertension), gestation, induction/augmentation, analgesia/anaesthesia, instrumental birth, episiotomy, third or fourth degree tear, and birthweight at first birth, as well as interpregnancy interval.

Significant risk factors for OASI recurrence included diabetes recorded at first birth and large infant birthweight at second birth.

Then exp{ θ1 - θ2} equals the mortality odds in component j of the first population at birthweight x0 divided by the mortality odds in component j of the second population.

In a study comparing birthweight of first and second generation Asians in the UK, mean birthweight after adjustment was higher in babies of second generation women [ 11].