Sentence examples for using the same birth from inspiring English sources

A previous study using the same birth registry reported that paternal socio-demographic factors seemed to be more important predictors of perinatal mortality than maternal socio-demographic factors in this area [ 11].

31 32 As such, it is hard to explain why with a similar rate of epidural use, a similar sample size and data collection at the same time, we obtained results that are opposite to those of Capogna et al. 32 Clearly, more research using the same birth satisfaction measuring tool must be pursued to allow further comparison.

To do this, he used the same birth date he had made up to acquire his mortgage.

Still, in an earlier study using the same registries and birth cohort we found an increased risk of congenital anomalies when investigating children of mothers with CHD [ 4].

Using the same Medicaid registry, a birth cohort of 10450 siblings was identified by the same group of investigators.

Up to five controls were matched for each ColC case, using the same age (year of birth +/- two years) and residency (Bundesland) as matching criteria.

Percent body fat >90th percentile for gestational age (36 44 weeks only) was defined using the same methods as for birth weight >90th percentile.

Sum of skinfolds >90th percentile for gestational age (36 44 weeks only) was defined using the same methods as for birth weight >90th percentile.

Percent body fat >90th percentile was defined using the same methods as for birth weight >90th percentile, with gestational ages of 36 44 weeks included.

Our study replicated findings from our previous studies of preterm birth using the same PSS and similar measures of pregnancy anxiety (Committee on Understanding Premature Birth and Assuring Healthy Outcomes 2007; Lobel et al. 1992; Rini et al. 1999).

A sub-study using the same WHO dataset of breech birth management using the partograph [ 147] found a non-significant decrease in intrapartum stillbirth after the introduction of the partograph compared with before (1.1% versus 1.9% after versus before, respectively).