Sentence examples for birth data were extracted from inspiring English sources

Birth data were extracted from the maternity information system.

A total of 1920 individuals (765 males and 1155 females) who were born between May 1925 and June 1926 were identified; the birth data were extracted from official voting registries.

To explore outcomes following early pregnancy loss after an initial live birth, data were extracted on all women (aged 15 55 years) who had an IA, a miscarriage or a live birth in their second pregnancy (following a live birth in their first pregnancy) between 1981 and 2007 from the ISD databases (SMR01 and SMR02) and followed up to identify a third pregnancy event.

The following neonatal data were extracted: birth weight and cranial ultrasound findings.

All data were extracted from birth certificates provided by Statistics Austria [19].

Data were extracted from the Birthing Outcomes System, an electronic database recording all births (liveborn or stillborn) of ≥20 weeks gestation.

For this study, the following data were extracted: date of birth, sex, spoken language, date of admission and discharge, admission diagnosis, comorbidity and admission and discharge scores of the FIM.

For the neonates, the data were extracted from the official system of live birth registrations (Ministry of Health, Declaration of live births), including the Apgar, birth weight, type of delivery and sex of the neonates.

De-identified data were extracted for all notified births that occurred in Victoria between 1 January 1999 and 31 December 2008.

Data were extracted from the Midwives' Notification System and Birth and Death Register to form the birth cohort dataset.

Data were extracted from information recorded during pregnancy, birth, and the early postpartum period by the Medical Birth Registry of Norway (MBRN).