Sentence examples for district of birth from inspiring English sources

The short-form certificate is actually titled the "certificate of birth" and contains a person's full name, sex, date of birth and registration district of birth.

One control per case was matched on sex, date-of-birth and health district of birth.

Running the models post hoc without the two most outlying observations of weight and length at follow up did not change the parameter estimates, but strengthened the association between district of birth and weight.

Once information on district of birth and district of residence are more complete, UNMC planners will be able to use the system to plan for workforce needs at the district level and to inform pre-service training recruitment strategies and policies.

Maternal exposures to sulfur dioxide (SO(2)), total suspended particles (TSP), and nitrous oxides (NO x)) in each trimester of pregnancy were estimated as the arithmetic means of all daily measurements taken by all monitors in the district of birth of each infant.

Second, the ethnic differences were adjusted separately for: (i) demographic characteristics of the infant (gender and district of birth); (ii) maternal demographic characteristics (maternal age and number of pregnancies); (iii) maternal social characteristics (education and marital status); (iv) maternal size (height and weight); and (v) maternal behaviours (smoking and alcohol consumption).

The dates and county districts of birth of all live birth registrations in the Northern Region in the study period were obtained from the Regional Office of the Department of Health; hence, the numbers of births in each county district in each year were calculated.

All models were fit using SUDAAN statistical software version 8 (http://www.rti.org/sudaan) with adjustment for the sampling design: stratified sampling without replacement in strata defined by district, year of birth, and preterm or low-birth-weight status.

29 In uMkhanyakude district, completeness of birth registration in the same year was 73% in 2012, with more than half of all late registrations occurring in the subsequent year.

All of the above results were from models adjusted for district and year of birth.

Final models were adjusted for district and year of birth, and in further models, for season and number of prior live births.