Sentence examples for trajectory of birth from inspiring English sources

There are few movies with the kind of trajectory of "Birth".

Thus, the trajectory of a birth cohort can be followed on a 45° line.

The greatest insulin resistance at age 14 years is seen in those with increasing trajectories regardless of birth weight and in high birth weight infants whose adiposity remains high.

The trajectory of nonmarital births lends credence to this hypothesis.

These differences in trajectories of mean birth weight for gestational age culminated in differences of almost 200 grams at 42+ weeks.

Comprising around 300 images taken over the past 25 years or so, Eden and After follows the trajectory of childhood from birth to pre-pubescence through loosely themed chapters with symbolic titles such as The Arrival, The Garden, and the very Goldinesque I'm a Little Girl, I'm a Little Boy.

Overall there were no substantial changes in BMI trajectory characteristics with year of birth, after controlling for other socio-demographics and z-score of birth weight.

Mathematically, (1.1) defines the state probabilities of a birth-and-death process with the finite number of states {0,1,... N} and reflecting boundaries in 0 and N. The evolution of individual trajectories of the birth-and-death process X t), whose state probabilities satisfy the system (1.1), can be described as follows.

More recent studies have suggested that growth trajectory during early infancy, irrespective of birth weight, is important in determining later body size, fat mass and body composition [3], [4], [5].

In children born at < 30 weeks' gestation, the trajectory of motor development from birth to 5 years is not fully understood.

Interpretation of our findings warrants consideration of the trajectory of these adipokines from birth to childhood.