The paper outlines the methodology and the basic data sources used in connection with work done so far in Europe, presents the outlook according to a 'reference case' run for the 15 current European Union Member States up to 2030, displays aggregate results from a number of alternative scenarios and outlines elements of future work.
The basic data sources that have been used in this manuscript are the: Sample Registration System (SRS) bulletins released by the Registrar General of India Reports of the Coverage Evaluation Surveys (CES) by UNICEF Bulletins on Rural Health Statistics (RHS), State-Wise Progress reports, and Common Review Mission reports released by the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare.
(6) Share of services in GVA at basic prices (data source: Contabilidad Nacional Trimestral de España, INE).
Information collected from each study was organized into four main categories: basic information, data source and period of collection, exposures, and outcome measures.
Information collected from each study was organized into four main categories: basic information, data source and period of collection, exposures, and outcome measures and was coded and entered into an Excel spreadsheet.
To carry out small-area studies using routine data sources, the basic data need to be made available, with high quality, and the inclusion of a geographically referenced code, such as the postcode in the United Kingdom or the census block or block group in the United States.
The Minimum Basic Data Set (MBDS) was the source of information available for the selection of cases.
The Spanish Minimum Basic Data Set (MBDS) was used as the data source.
Good agreements with neutron-scattering and computer-simulation results are found, which makes it possible to generate a basic data library for an advanced neutron-source design.
An exclusive menu called 'DATA SETS' were designed which allows the user to get access and query the basic information about the publication used as data source.
