Sentence examples for age of five increased from inspiring English sources
Further, previously published figures from developed countries show that the prevalence of overweight and obesity among children under the age of five increased in developed countries from 8% in 1990 to 12% in 2010 with an expected prevalence of 14% in 2020.
It has helped reduce the number of children dying before the age of five, increased regional and global initiatives and partnerships to accelerate girls education as well as promote "free" primary education.
The likelihood of a child reaching the age of five increases by more than one third when its mother is able to space her pregnancies by three or more years.
Aging is the greatest risk factor for PD (Driver et al., 2009; Collier et al., 2011), and the incidence of the illness in people over the age of sixty increases in an exponential way (Driver et al., 2009).
Using an indoor tanning bed before the age of thirty increases the likelihood of getting skin cancer by 75%.
Since then, there has been tremendous progress in advancing child rights – with a huge reduction in the numbers of children dying before the age of five and increased access to education and clean water.
In LCA-23, kidney US at the age of three revealed increased echogenicity and kidneys without clear cortico-medullar differentiation.
Meanwhile, retirement comes later, if at all, and the share of Americans who stay in the workforce after the age of fifty-five increasing
At the age of three, this increases to a size between 7/8 and 1 inch (2.2 and 2.5 cm).
We can find a solution, alternative support, if we just make a little effort!" The lack of a clear, consistent and unified definition of the child in Yemen with a birth registration coverage of only 17% of children under the age of five years significantly increases vulnerability in a complex context such as Yemen.
For persons over the age of five, there was an increased risk of dying, in general, if being internally displaced and an increased risk of dying from HIV in particular (43).
