Sentence examples for wasting rate in from inspiring English sources

The wasting rate in Pyongyang, the capital, was just under 4 percent, against 12 percent in South Hamgyong.

A survey conducted amid the devastating nutrition crisis in 2005 found that wasting rates in children aged six months to three years old was about four times higher than for three-to-five-year-olds.

While the addition of RUSF to a staple food ration did not result in a significant reduction in wasting rates [ 18], cost-effectiveness was assessed using the secondary outcomes of episodes of diarrhea and cases of anemia averted.

Table  1 summarises the stunting and wasting rates of children under 5 in these countries.

These include child wasting, rates of exclusive breastfeeding, and anaemia in girls.

While the addition of RUSF to a staple ration did not result in significant reduction in wasting rates, cost-effectiveness was assessed using successful secondary outcomes of cases of diarrhea and anemia (hemoglobin <110 g/L) averted among children receiving RUSF.

For wasting, the main difference between the WHO standards and the NCHS reference is during infancy (i.e., up to about 70 cm in length) when wasting rates will be substantially higher using the WHO standards.

Stunting particularly affects children in the tea estate sector, while wasting rates are very high almost everywhere.

However, estimating the necessary channel rate at the encoder is a delicate problem; underestimation leads to a poor decoding of the source while overestimation results in wasted rate.

The decrease in the waste rate of pemetrexed was less important, from 13.3 to 12%, while cetuximab inverted its trend, with an increase in wastage rate from 2.8 to 4.9%.

A day after putting the policy in place, the waste rate at the Charlotte store fell to 1%.