Sentence examples for births on average from inspiring English sources

Induced births and Caesarean sections are considerably more expensive than natural births on average.

If African women (who now average more than five children each) had only 2.7 births on average (the rate now in India, Africaa would benefit enormously.

Mr. Chamie said it had been assumed that the fertility rates in big developing countries -- the number of births, on average, per woman -- would fall at best only to what is known as replacement level.

This represents less than 500 births on average per year.

This represented over 3 000 births on average per year.

In sub-Saharan Africa, women with no education have 6.7 births on average.

For almost 50 years women from conservative denominations had one more birth, on average, than other Protestant women did.

Of the four groups, Hispanic women came the closest to meeting intentions in the aggregate (falling short by only one-quarter of a birth, on average), but this seemed to be related to the fact that they were also the group most likely to overshoot intentions, and these women balanced out those who fell short.

Female orangutans have the longest breeding interval of any mammal, giving birth on average once every eight years.

Mothers of twins in the pre-1870 batch gave birth, on average, to 1.9 more children than the mothers of singletons.

These women live in remote rural areas, survive on subsistence farming, and give birth, on average, to six or seven children each.