Sentence examples for variation by gestational from inspiring English sources

In 1995 there was little variation by gestational age and 54% of children with cerebral palsy were classified with severe disability, equivalent to GMFCS grades 3 to 5, suggesting some improvement in 2006.

Variations in gestational age patterns of cesarean delivery rates in Europe were recently described; these suggest wide variations in clinical practice by gestational age and highlight areas where consensus on best practices is lacking [ 77 ▪].

Routinely collected newborn infant screening metabolic analytes vary by gestational age and may be useful to estimate gestational age.

Are the associations mediated by gestational age?

The discrepancies between different studies may partly be explained by variations in gestational age (GA) of the study populations and by the studies' failure to stratify the study population by GA.

The variation of the magnitude of the discriminatory accuracy by gestational age at birth expresses the existence of individual heterogeneity.

The overall rate of very preterm birth by gestational age (total births including fetal deaths) showed a reduction in the between-PCT variation in preterm births <24 weeks of gestation but little change at later gestations.

More unborn children are harmed by violence, than by gestational diabetes or pre-eclampsia.

However, surgery is sometimes limited by gestational age or the patient's will.

There is considerable geographic variation in gestational diabetes mellitus (GDM) rates.

Prognosis is influenced by treatment options, either local or systemic, which might be limited by the concern of harming the fetus and conditioned by gestational age.