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. 2022 Jan 13;4(2):e95–e104. doi: 10.1016/S2589-7500(21)00250-8

Table 3.

Contribution of features towards the predicted gestational age

Pearson's correlation p value
Demographic
Maternal age, years −0·1 <0·01
Pregravid body-mass index, kg/m2 −0·05 0·17
Race −0·05 0·15
Ethnicity −0·03 0·42
Insurance 0·09 <0·01
Parity −0·03 0·35
Gravidity −0·03 0·35
Preterm history 0·17 <0·0001
Smoker 0·01 0·85
Illicit drug user −0·01 0·83
Comorbidities
Chronic diabetes status −0·09 <0·05
Chronic hypertension status −0·11 <0·01
Gestational diabetes status −0·07 <0·05
Gestational hypertension status −0·24 <0·0001
Health following SARS-CoV-2 infection
Max COVID-19 severity index 0·03 0·31
Gestational age at maternal SARS-CoV-2 infection 0·11 <0·01
Max patient class 0·05 0·13
Number of SARS-CoV-2 encounters 7·5 × 10−4 0·98
Max oxygen device −0·04 0·18
Unique medication active ingredients −0·21 0·0001
Total number of diagnoses −0·07 0·05
Unique number of diagnoses −0·08 0·05
Fetal characteristics
Fetal sex 0·05 0·10
Delivery cord vessels 0·15 <0·0001

Pearson's correlation coefficient and the corresponding p values for the 24 features (two-tailed) used in the predictive models.