Sentence examples for database of birth from inspiring English sources
OVER the last six years California has sold its database of birth and death records, in whole or in part, nearly two dozen times -- to local governments, law offices, medical groups and genealogy research firms.
The public advocate, Betsy Gotbaum, introduced legislation yesterday that would require the city's health department to create an online database of birth statistics, including the number of delivery procedures, like Caesarean sections, performed at hospitals.
Data were obtained from the computerized database of birth discharge records.
The RBDM is a database of birth registrations.
An electronic database of birth records was constructed using data from several sources.
The PAMPER computer database of birth records was constructed using information from a number of sources.
Dr. Fisch, author of "The Male Biological Clock," analyzed a New York State database of births and found that older fathers added to the risk of having a baby with Down syndrome if the mother was over 35.
The National Women's Health (NWH) clinical database of births from Jan 2006 to Dec 2009 was used for this retrospective cohort study.
The NWH database of births consists of de-identified, prospectively collected maternity data for all births occurring at greater than or equal to 20 weeks of gestation, which includes demographic data, antenatal complications, and detailed delivery and newborn data.
We retrospectively explore a large maternity database of births in a large referral UK hospital to capture the socio-demographic factors that influence late pregnancy booking, and then prospectively compare the stress and social support status of consenting early and late-booking women.
Existing databases of birth cohorts (http://www.chicosproject.eu, http://www.enrieco.dk, http://www.birthcohorts.net) and Google searches were used to search for studies which met the following inclusion criteria (adopting those used in existing databases): 1) Study population based in Europe.
