Sentence examples for whose birthweight from inspiring English sources

Multiple births, children with severe congenital abnormalities or those whose birthweight was <2000 g were not eligible.

Although the inclusion criteria for randomisation into the two RCTs was a gestational age of ≤34 weeks, 1 set of low birthweight triplets of 36 weeks gestation were included as breastfeeding controls, along with siblings of eligible infants whose birthweight was >1750 g.

Children from households in the lowest wealth quintile were not substantially different in terms of birthweight from those in the third quintile among those whose mother reported birthweight (β: −16.73; SE: 27.61).

The social patterning of birthweight among children whose mothers reported their birthweight differed from that among children in the health card sample (Table 3).

Children born to a scheduled tribe family were not different from those born to general caste families among those whose mother reported birthweight (β: 38.61; SE: 24.53).

Although effect modification was not significant for vitamin C, the stronger association between iron intake and birthweight in participants whose vitamin C intake was >50 mg/day is of interest as vitamin C is the best known enhancer of iron absorption (Pearl, 2000; Gibney et al., 2004).

Although we may be comfortable using a 4-component model for the birthweights of white singletons whose mothers smoked heavily, Equation (5) does not convey the uncertainty in the parameter estimates for that model.

However, we observed that among non-Black adolescents, those whose GPA was below average had higher birthweight and gestational age than those with GPA above average and the magnitude of the coefficients was larger than that for grade skipping.

Private obstetricians cared for more women with multiple pregnancies and more women whose infants fell below the 10th centile in birthweight as well as a higher percentage of women older than 35 years (Table  1).

The risk function or birthweight-specific mortality curve for component j (1 <= j <= k ) is (2) r j (x ) = logit − 1 [ p j (x ) ] = exp [ p j (x ) ] / (1 + exp [ p j (x ) ] ), where x represents birthweight and p j (x) is a polynomial whose coefficients must be estimated.

Pena-Rosas 2009 [ 32] (a high quality review) found no significant difference in small for gestational age, birthweight, perinatal death, or admission to special care unit, among infants whose mothers received iron and folic acid supplementation or not.