Another wasted scoring opportunity on bad free kick.
As depicted in Table 5, adjusting for maternal age revealed average wasting (HAZ) scores that discriminated statistically significantly between mothers with (−0.26, SD 1.2) and without (−0.48, SD 1.2) CPI ≥ 1 and between mothers having good (−0.36 SD 1.2) and poor/fair OHI_S scores (−0.70 SD 1.1) (p < 0.05) at 7 months of gestational age.
And Barber fumbled in the fourth quarter, wasting a scoring opportunity and giving the Bears another chance at trimming the 14-7 deficit.
The prevalence of wasting (WHZ score < -2) was 10.7 % in urban and 11.4 % in rural areas.
Weight gain and reduction of acute malnutrition (i.e. wasting, z-score < −2) was highest among girls, particularly those with moderate- to heavy-intensity S. mansoni infection at baseline (Tables 3 and 4).
Nutritional status (z-score for children under-5) was calculated using WHO-anthro 2005 software and malnutrition was defined as WHO guideline as < -2.00 SD [underweight (weight-for-age z-score), stunting (height-for-age z-score), wasting (weight-for-height z-score)] [ 15].
Finally, Gilbreath et al. [ 28] studied births in 197 Native Alaskan villages containing open dumpsites with hazardous waste, scoring the exposure into high, intermediate and low hazard level on the basis of maternal residence.
We calculated age- and sex-adjusted community level nutritional z scores for wasting (weight-for-height z score [WHZ]), low MUAC (MUAC z score [MUACZ]), stunting (height-for-age z score [HAZ]), and underweight (weight-for-age z score [WAZ]) using the WHO Anthro software program 16 based on the WHO child growth standards.
Underweight was defined as W/A z-score below −2; stunting, as H/A z-score below −2; wasting, as W/H z-score below −2; and overweight, as W/A z-score above +2 standard deviations.
Stunting was defined as height for age (HAZ) <−2 Z-scores, wasting as weight for height (WHZ) <−2 Z-scores and underweight as weight for age (WAZ) <−2 Z-scores [22].
