Sentence examples for linkage to the database from inspiring English sources
Without linkage to the database, the risk models turned out to be too laborious.
This is the most recent linkage to the database of Statistics Netherlands.
The average intake of food items from the FFQ were converted into average intake of energy and nutrients by linkage to the database of nutrients created by the Swedish National Food Administration [ 27].
Mortality and dates of hospitalization were determined by linkage to the databases of the provincial health ministry (17, 18).
Since 1980, information on selected social and health characteristics has been obtained each year for all cohort members by linkage to the databases of Statistics Denmark and to the Danish National Patient Register.
In Varese, Turin and Ragusa, cancer incident cases were identified by study cohort linkage to the databases of the regional cancer registries, which are considered high quality registries with nearly complete cancer recording.
Both cohorts were followed for occurrence of cancer and other chronic diseases by active in-person surveys conducted every 2 3 years as well as annual record linkage to the databases of the population-based Shanghai Cancer Registry, Shanghai Vital Statistics Registry and Shanghai Resident Registry.
Information on cancer diagnosis before cohort enrolment was obtained through linkages to the database of the Cancer Registry of Norway.
After receipt of the completed baseline questionnaire, CAPiTA participant ID, informed consent, socio-demographic data, and EQ-5D index value for health status (see below) were registered in the CHO-CAP database, with linkage to the CAPiTA database for age, gender and place of residence/region.
The linkages to the databases yielded data on cancer incidence and mortality up to 31 December 2000 for women in Ontario, 31 December 1998 for women in Quebec, and 31 December 1999 for women in other provinces.
The linkages to the databases yielded data on cancer incidence and mortality to 31 December 2000 for women in Ontario, 31 December 1998 for women in Quebec, and 31 December 1999 for women in other provinces.
