Sentence examples for birth route from inspiring English sources

For determining the epidemiological transmission reservoir of the unassigned genotype samples, the patient epidemiological information including the age, gender, ethnicity, place of birth, route of transmission, plasma sampling date were collected from the Integrated Treatment Centre, Department of Health.

A structured questionnaire was used to collect clinical and epidemiological information: sex, age, region of birth, route of transmission, CD4 cell count and reporting centre.

Figure  2 illustrates the increase in HIV notified cases, following the introduction of the law, in terms of sex, age, region of birth, route of transmission and reporting centre.

McCauley's wife gave birth en route to a son, who was named "Constitution Stewart McCauley".

According to a captive from Barcoor, pregnant women often gave birth en route, and their babies had to be borne bundled about them.

Here, Jeff Mills will serve as our guiding voice and describe Detroit in the early 80s; a city struck by crises, which, in the space of a generation, changed from a city of abundance to an urban nightmare, giving birth en route to the final musical revolution of the 20th century: techno.

There was a significant decline in the proportion of missing values for most of the variables during the period of mandatory notification, especially region of birth and route of transmission, comparing with the voluntary period (p<0.001).

The database is updated annually and among other variables it contains data on: date of birth, gender, route of transmission, race, date of first HIV-1 positive test, bodyweight, immigration and emigration, date of death, date of HAART initiation, HAART regimens and reasons for modifications.

The babies of those who give birth once en route or inside Europe are often conceived after rape," said Marzagalia. .

Each patient's year of birth, drug name, route, dose and frequency will also be entered into the database.

We sought to study neonatal outcomes in early preterm births by delivery route.