Sentence examples for weight associations from inspiring English sources

Anaemia was marginally associated with the duration of gestation (P=0.05) but not with birth weight; associations with small for gestational age births and perinatal mortality were not significant (P>0.05) (supplementary figures 37-41).

Maternal B vitamins and infant birth weight associations by folic acid supplementation: Newborn Epigenetic Study (N = 484).

That variant could be one of the potential candidate quantitative trait nucleotides for the body weight associations in Hereford.

Birth weight associations may therefore not have been evident partially due to poor maternal nutrition during pregnancy.

Adjustment for cord blood plasma insulin-like growth factor-1 levels weakened the stem and progenitor cell birth weight associations.

Despite the large sample size, only the RRs for the highest categories were statistically significant; the BMI association was stronger than the height and weight associations.

One study supports the present finding that the birth weight association with CHD risk is independent of childhood BMI; an analysis of the Aberdeen children of the 1950s cohort showed that adjustment for BMI at school entry did not change the inverse association between birth weight and CHD [22].

Smoke from biomass burning has been linked to reduced birth weight; association with other birth outcomes is poorly understood.

Results were sensitive to variations in PFAS level distributions and the strength of the GFR birth weight association.

Thus, we investigated whether the PCB-birth weight association would change if we do not control for DDE.

Should the true association between GFR and birth weight be stronger or weaker than the meta-analytic relation used in this study, one would expect the simulated association between PFAS and birth weight to change accordingly (i.e., a stronger GFR birth weight association would increase the strength of the simulated PFAS birth weight association and vice versa).