Sentence examples for trimester to trimester from inspiring English sources

There was no significant change in either brachial systolic or diastolic BP from trimester to trimester, but brachial pulse pressure was significantly lower in the third trimester compared with the second (P = 0.004).

"Blind periods" produce further problems: Toxoplasma infections are dangerous during any time in pregnancy, but the risks of transmission to the foetus and the resulting clinical affections differ from trimester to trimester [ 26].

HCG showed improved prediction when comparing second trimester to first trimester testing.

Attrition rates varied from 6.6% in the first trimester to 10.5% in the second trimester.

Reported rates that differed from the findings from this survey included having medication for depression dispensed, 3.8% during second trimester to 4.1% in the third trimester [ 13].

Correlations (r) of average methylation of probes between gestational ages ranged from 0.935 (first v third trimester) to 0.97 (second v third trimester; see Additional file 2).

Except for free and bioavailable testosterone, all other hormone levels and hormone ratios increased significantly from the first trimester to the third trimester in both white and black mothers (Table 3).

We divided the exposure window in five periods (12 7 months before pregnancy, 6 0 months before pregnancy, the first trimester, the second trimester and the third trimester) to examine whether a potential effect of preconceptional and prenatal stress following maternal bereavement on ED differed across these periods.

Although a substantial portion of the mothers reported alcohol use during pregnancy, with falling tendencies from around 30%% in the first trimester, to 20%% in the second trimester and 10%% in the third trimester (data not shown), these numbers are lower than prevalence rates of pregnancy alcohol use from a previous Norwegian study by Alvik and colleagues [ 60], and may indicate under-reporting.

Despite the overall interspersed pattern of clustering of first trimester samples of various gestations (8 - 12 weeks), we tested to see whether any genomic regions undergo selective changes in methylation during the transition from early first trimester to late first/early second trimester.

Our findings are in accordance with a recent Cochrane meta-analysis of 21 studies [ 3], which reported that the prevalence of depression in pregnancy ranged from 7.4% in the first trimester to 12.8% in the second trimester, with a mean prevalence rate of 10.7%.