Sentence examples for accelerated birth from inspiring English sources

Previous studies have shown how the primary sequences of RXLR effectors have been shaped by positive selection, and how the genes themselves undergo accelerated birth and death evolution [21], [24].

Mariza was the first of thousands of children to be registered by the accelerated birth registration project, "The Right to Have Rights", launched today in Rapale district.

Previous studies have shown how the primary sequences of many RXLR effectors have been shaped by positive selection, and how the genes themselves undergo accelerated birth and death evolution [ 31, 35, 36, 56, 74].

BDInfo – a national, social and economic database system to store data generated from censuses, surveys, records of management information systems – will be formally launched today (Monday) in the city's NEC Auditorium at Sher-E-Ban Birth Registration Day 2009 : Call for accelerated birth registration of vulnerable children Dhaka 3 July, 2009.

The new birth registration system marks a significant shift in accelerating birth registration in Tanzania, after years of stagnation.

This year, the UNICEF-supported National Policy against Violence, the policy for early childhood development, as well as national strategies on early childhood nutrition, and for accelerating birth registration were endorsed at the three-day event.

According to the Acting Chief Executive Officer of RITA, Ms. Emmy Hudson, this simplified system marks a significant shift in accelerating birth registration in Tanzania after years of stagnation.

For most Liberians, earning a living for themselves and their children is an everyday challe UNICEF appeals for accelerating birth registration and certification in Liberia MONROVIA, Liberia, 11 December 2013 – UNICEF and the Government of Liberia today called for accelerated efforts to boost birth registration in the country.

Nay Pyi Taw, 28th July 2014 : A National forum on accelerating birth registration in Myanmar was conducted at Thingaha Hotel in Nay Pyi Taw on 28th July 2014, a joint event between UNICEF and government ministries, to identify strategies for strengthening birth registration for all children in Myanmar.

The activities of the committee accelerated the birth of the International Society of Exposure Science as well as a scientific journal focused on exposure (NRC 1991).

Findings The survey found that the percentage of 0-17 year old children in Xai-Xai district whose birth had been registered rose from 25.9% in 2006 (i.e. before the Accelerating Birth Registration programme started), to 70.0% in 2008.