Meanings of vital record in English

It's a vital record in the sense that the emotions are palpably raw at times.

After its release, the show broke a vital record.

The rare quality, which made it "sell right along-likethe Bible," is that it is the vital record of a keen and searching intelligence.

It would not prevent the destruction of vital records such as Windrush-generation landing cards, for example.

He's managed to remove most of the vital records, a lesson he undoubtedly learned from Carlos.

What is particularly perplexing is that there were no calls or lobbies to seal these vital records.

State vital records and EMS reports were used to ascertain deaths resulting from heart disease and deaths averted.

Only 70.7% of the Vital Records live births were reported in CCHD screening data.

Historians are not only faced with the problems of excision of vital records, they are also faced with the excess of plenty.

Ordinary lives have assumed importance through mass digitisation of census records, parish records and vital records (births, marriages and deaths).

The authors sought to explore how different methods of assigning gestational age in vital records data affect distributions of birth weight for gestational age.

Utah's Office of Vital Records and Statistics had asked the state attorney general to provide a legal opinion before it complied with the court orders.

Methods: All singleton births complicated by polyhydramnios (n = 557) were identified from the vital records for the years 1984 to 1987.

Methods: Stratified and log-binomial multivariable regression analyses were computed on the vital records of Illinois-born infants (1989-1991) and their Illinois-born parents (born 1956-1976).