Sentence examples for migration death or from inspiring English sources

In all, 14 clinical records could not be found in the hospitals due to migration, death or unknown reasons and eight clinical records were incomplete.

Individuals had been enrolled at different periods, ranging from 1992 to 2007, and were followed until migration, death, or the occurrence of the study outcome until 2006 2010.

All individuals were followed until the time of any of the following: main outcome (see later), migration, death or end of study period.

Each individual contributed exposure time during their residence episodes in the DSS, which is from entry into the DSS until exit due to migration, death, or censoring at the time of the latest survey (or refusal to continue, where relevant).

Of the 3,596 persons listed in the district cohort registers, local health workers were able to contact 2,450 persons (987 persons were unavailable due to migration, death or untraceable address).

Some of the general factors contributing to suicide in Soughd are: parents' low educational level; parental punishment practices; history of family trauma, and interpersonal violence; loss of a loved one through migration,   death or separation, loss of a job, and other forms of economic hardship.

For this analysis, adult person-years of residence were assessed from entry into the HDSS either at age 15 years, through in-migration, or since the start of the HDSS in 1994, until their exit due to out-migration, death or censoring at the time of the latest HDSS survey.

Time was calculated from the ANC registration date (or reported pregnancy date if ANC registration date was unknown) to the CTC registration date (or date of next visit to the CTC if already registered), or date of exit from the DSS (out-migration, death or enumerated in the latest round), or end of the study period (Dec 31 2012) if this preceded the DSS exit date.

The socio-demographic characteristics of study participants included in this analysis are presented in Table  1.> Baseline behavioural data was compared for those who participated in all three surveys and those who were lost to follow-up due to migration, death, refusal or unavailability at the time of the follow-up visit.

The reasons for non-response included migration, death, and stopping or changing the phone numbers, etc.

These processes – migration, death, and ageing, are described below.