Sentence examples for identified births from inspiring English sources

A 2-step approach to potentially improving the assessment of station could be to develop a statistical model that describes the general relationship between station and dilation in the first stage of uncomplicated births and then determine if such a model would have identified births with complications related to poor labor progress.

Through urban community surveillance, we identified births in 48 slum areas and interviewed mothers ~6 weeks later.

17 20 21 23 26–30 Field-based key informants recruited in cluster subareas identified births and deaths, which were then verified by trained interviewers.

We identified births during 6/1/04-3/31/06 to women residing within five miles of a Southern California Air Quality Management District (SCAQMD) Multiple Air Toxics Exposure Study (MATES III) monitoring station.

From the Danish Birth Registry, we identified births from all seven obstetric clinics in the capital region of Denmark (n=211 290) between 2000 and the end of 2009.

From within this cohort, we identified births to women living with HIV using the Ontario HIV Database, an administrative data registry of Ontario residents with diagnosed HIV infection which was generated using a previously validated case-finding algorithm [ 30].

Three associated factors were identified (birth Apgar score, illness during the first month of life, birth order) for DDE in permanent teeth.

As such these collections do not identify births consistently with the standard definition of Indigenous status.

Four-monthly enumeration rounds were conducted to identify births, deaths, and migration (3).

Compared with WAACHS data, this not only identifies substantially fewer Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander births, but misses identifying births with systematically different characteristics.

Difficulties identifying births and frustration at being unable to provide treatment of sick newborns may also drive VHT members to focus on the curative component.