Sentence examples for multiple birth sets from inspiring English sources

Encrypted maternal NHS numbers were used to link multiple birth sets.

Together with the continued separation of a third of multiple birth sets, this indicates continuing inadequacy in neonatal intensive care cot capacity, in keeping with evidence previously gathered by the national UK charity, Bliss.

For "level of specialisation of neonatal unit at hospital of birth" and "multiple birth sets separated by transfer" data were available only for England, Wales, and Northern Ireland combined.

Babies were classified as "not transferred," "transferred ≤24 hours," and "transferred between 24 hours and 28 days"; babies from multiple birth sets were classified as "separated due to transfer" or "not separated".

For the comparisons between epochs on "delivery at hospitals with the highest intensive care activity" and "multiple birth sets separated by transfer" the historical nature of data for epoch one has meant that we have compared data from England, Wales, and Northern Ireland in epoch one with data from England alone in epoch two.

For each multiple birth set, we compared details of admission time, discharge time, and hospital to see if the babies received care in different neonatal units simultaneously.

To assess their contribution, we recomputed preterm birth rates assuming that all countries had the same multiple birth rate (set at the European average of 3.2%), as shown in Table 1.

The plans to restrict child tax credits to two children for new claimants from 2017 incorporate a number of exemptions, including multiple births, and set out that "the Department for Work and Pensions and HMRC will develop protections for women who have a third child as a result of rape or other exceptional circumstances".

In epoch two maternal data required to link siblings was available for 70% (549/785) of multiple births, comprising 310 sets of twins/triplets.

To determine whether a policy of elective single-embryo transfer (e-SET) lowers the multiple birth rate without compromising the live birth rate.

Due to the persisting high rates of multiple embryo transfers and of multiple birth internationally best practice is to report all mortality measures by number of embryo transfers (SET, DET and all transfers) and plurality (singletons, twins and all).