In other words, premature infants with a weight below 1.0 grams accounted for 25% of the stillborn infants or 40% of those that died in the first week of life.
Put differently, the sentence ' matter is in state x ' differs in meaning from a sentence such as ' child c is stillborn ' hence they would express distinct volitional contents.
If a child is stillborn or dies soon after birth then they may decide to have another child, but not if the child dies after several years of ill health.
The cases occurred early in the summer, the other case with more documentation had fever and rash in conjunction with the delivery of a stillborn child at gestational week 32.
In this area, one stillborn project pertained to the project to establish an institute of social work as part of a modern orientation toward alleviating poverty and combating social exclusion.
For example, in her account of the registration of infant births, we learn about the economics of classifying a birth as stillborn or live.
The baby being stillborn or dying soon after birth is a risk, albeit a diminishing one, to women having post-partum sterilization.
In doing this, the concept of stillborn, or 'corrupted' norms is developed, and this may provide some added explanatory value to the existing theoretical models.
