Sentence examples for birth alive from inspiring English sources
For every observed incident case of stomach cancer, we randomly selected five controls, individually matched on year of birth, alive at diagnosis of their matched cases, and without cancer before selection.
To minimise confounding and clustering effects, the sample for analysis was restricted to women of white-European ethnicity and children from singleton births alive at 1 year of age (n=13 171).
This was stated by various publications by E. Donoso which showed that the commitment Chile acquired by assuming the 5th Millennium Development Goal by reducing maternal mortality to 75% in 2015 (reaching the rate of 9.9/100,000 births alive) has been impossible to fulfill because of age 4 6 factor and, besides, mortality was concentrated in this group of mothers.
Babies born dead before 24 weeks' gestation are not part of the mandatory registration scheme, and trends in the overall birth rate (alive and dead) at this gestation cannot be reliably estimated.
A full understanding of the prevalence of diabetes at a moment in time requires reference to the past, a past that is embodied in the birth cohorts alive during that period.
Except this time they've roped others in too, including Dawn French's passive-barbaric midwife Joy Aston, ("You've got to split the pod to get the peas out,") who thinks her birthing doll is alive and shows pregnant women X-rated birth DVDs.
For example, a few patients with mutations in MTM1 that had severe hypotonia at birth were still alive at the age of 15 years (7).
Patient 746 was followed for 509 months from birth and was alive at this follow-up time with no diagnosis of HM.
Four controls for each case were randomly selected from the municipality residence database among women matched by age (same year of birth), who were alive at the index date of the matched case.
Ten controls matched to each case by birth year, being alive and PD free at the time of PD diagnosis (index date) of the matched case, were selected using risk-set sampling from the Central Population Registry using their unique CPR number.
