Sentence examples for information about paternal from inspiring English sources

Information about paternal age was obtained from the Norwegian Medical Birth Register and defined as age at the time of the baby's birth.

Information about paternal and maternal educational attainment level and paternal income was also collected from the General Registry Offices and through web-available resources.

The eligible study sample included participants for whom we had available information about paternal educational level and who attended the clinic at age 7 8 years, when skin-prick reaction and lung function were measured (n = 6,378).

As we have no information about paternal occupation before or after a child's birth was registered, the occupation (and hence exposure) may have been different and exposure misclassification may have arisen as a result; however, this applies equally to cases and controls.

Our eligible study sample included singleton children (n = 14,273) with a gestational age of 37 weeks or more (n = 13,024) for whom we had information about paternal educational levels (n = 10,009) and who attended the Avon Longitudinal Study of Parents and Children clinic at 7 8 years of age (n = 6,378).

A total of 6,378 participants had information available about paternal educational level and attended the clinic at 7 8 years of age.

Outputs from QMSim included information about the paternal and maternal alleles of each locus, which allowed the determination of linkage phase and the calculation of haplotype frequencies.

Information about maternal and paternal socio-occupational status was collected prospectively using telephone interviews in the second trimester of pregnancy and was categorized as high, middle or low.

On the other hand, information about maternal and paternal smoking was obtained by a questionnaire; thus, misclassification may have occurred, mainly about exposure during pregnancy that was retrospectively assessed.

These limitations notwithstanding, we believe our study adds important information about the effect of paternal SES in the risk of LBW in different races.

In this view, a full knowledge of the epigenetics of sperm could provide novel information about germ cell biology, paternal effects on embryogenesis, and the pluripotency of embryonic stem cells [ 62].