Praxis Data Lab · Study Builder

Build your NHANES study with harmonization intelligence.

Combine variables from the indexed Continuous NHANES catalog, choose the cycles you need, and see how Praxis connects source history, methods, cycle boundaries, and cross-code lineage into a study-specific harmonization view.

3variables selected

Praxis harmonization guidance available

Praxis found harmonization conditions for this study and has surfaced them below with the supporting source evidence.

3 variable assessments

AADBDSP

Evidence developinglow confidence

Laboratory

Bed Space Vacuumed (square inches)

Source releases: 1
Available cycles: 2005-2006
Dataset: Allergens - Household Dust

No normalized longitudinal change evidence is available for this variable. Absence of events must not be interpreted as proof of cross-cycle equivalence.

Evidence provenance: Praxis automated inference from indexed CDC/NCHS evidence

Remove from study Variable history CDC source

ACD080

Compatible with harmonizationmoderate confidence

Questionnaire

In what country was {your/SP's} mother born?

Source releases: 3
Available cycles: 1999-2000 · 2001-2002 · 2003-2004
Dataset: Acculturation

No blocking method discontinuity is identified inside the selected cycle span, but one or more longitudinal changes require explicit harmonization conditions before pooling.

Evidence provenance: Praxis automated inference from indexed CDC/NCHS evidence

Evidence signals: source-derived

Relevant boundaries: 1999-2000 → 2001-2002 · 2001-2002 → 2003-2004

Praxis harmonization actions

Apply cycle-specific eligibility rules and restrict the pooled analytic population to a defensible common target population.
Verify merge grain, companion variables, and component-specific analytic guidance for the new file context.

Supporting CDC/NCHS evidence

Remove from study Variable history CDC source

ALD100

Evidence developinglow confidence

Questionnaire

The next questions are about drinking alcoholic beverages. Included are liquor (such as whiskey or gin), beer, wine, wine coolers, and any other type of alcoholic beverage. In any one year, {have you/has SP} had at least 12 drinks of any type of alcoholic beverage? By a drink, I mean a 12 oz. beer, a 4 oz. glass of wine, or an ounce of liquor.

Source releases: 1
Available cycles: 2001-2002
Dataset: Alcohol Use

No normalized longitudinal change evidence is available for this variable. Absence of events must not be interpreted as proof of cross-cycle equivalence.

Evidence provenance: Praxis automated inference from indexed CDC/NCHS evidence

Remove from study Variable history CDC source