Sentence examples for total birth population from inspiring English sources

The hospital serves the total birth population in the city and therefore our results can likely be applied to low risk populations Norway in general and other affluent countries.

The study employs unique secondary population-based data from several administrative inpatient, civil registration, demographic and labor market databases for 7,670 individuals born with oral clefts between 1936 and 2002 in Denmark, and 220,113 individuals without oral clefts from a 5% random sample of the total birth population from 1936 to 2002.

Based on data from the total Norwegian birth population, the study was most likely not affected by selection bias.

Seasonality of birth was assessed by modelling the number of cases born in a certain month compared to the total monthly birth population at risk using logistic regression with the inclusion of harmonic curves of 12 and 6 month periods.

Applying this method to the total 1998 2002 WA birth population resulted in no satisfactory gestational estimate being available for only 97 births (~0.1%) and being beyond the range of 23 42 weeks for a further 573 subjects.

The design includes repeated population health surveys to which total birth cohorts and random samples are invited.

The implication of our findings is that there is urgent need to harmonize the terminology used in studies on maternal morbidity and maternal near misses as well as the denominators (population, total births or live births) used to estimate indicators.

a Life expectancy at birth, b total fertility rates, c total births and deaths and d total population Open image in new window Fig. 10 In-sample performance of the GIP model to existing census data.

8 Secondary sex ratio (SSR) (number of male births in relation to total births) seems to be affected in population living in polluted environments and occupationally exposed to certain chemicals.

The prevalence of stillbirth in this urban population was 6.2 per 1000 total births.

For the county-level analysis, total births and PTBs were aggregated from the study population set for each county and prevalence of PTBs/total births were constructed (n = 3141 counties).