Sentence examples for birth to date from inspiring English sources

The migration moduleprovides a complete migration history from birth to date for each adult respondent inthe survey.

Cases and controls residential history are gathered from 1 year prior to birth to date of the inclusion in the study.

In all, 712 674 children were followed from 1967 to 2009 from birth to date of cancer diagnosis, death, emigration or 15 years of age.

The primary outcome of the RCT, Length of Stay (LOS), was the duration of hospitalization from date of birth to date of discharge home [ 18].

Kenya, Tanzania and Zambia, like the rest of sub-Saharan Africa, have shown little improvement in maternal mortality and skilled attendance at birth to date [ 23, 24].

Time was calculated from birth to date of operation (or censored at date of death/date of data extraction, as appropriate).

The fertility rate among Hispanic women varies greatly among nationalities, according to the study, which is the Government's most comprehensive look at Hispanic births to date.

The policy is estimated to have prevented between 300 million and 400 million births to date.

The mean number of births-to-date ranged from 1.5 for India to 2.2 in Guatemala.

"Psychology books say people don't change 10percentt from the date of birth to the date of death," said Joseph Mondello, the chairman of the state Republican Party.

Age in months was calculated from the date of birth to the date of the visit.