Sentence examples for decrease in infant from inspiring English sources

The result has been a 25percentt decrease in infant mortality rates.

Since the middle of the last century, improvements in public health have led to a inspiring decrease in infant and child mortality rates.

There's a chance now, especially with the level of literacy that we've achieved in the last 25 years, and the decrease in infant mortality – we're at the point now where we are not wasting very much human potential.

The data suggest that playful touch had a significant increase in infant affect, whereas accompaniment and attention-seeking touch had a significant decrease in infant affect.

Participatory budgeting has the wonderful side-effect of allocating funds to marginalized communities; in Brazil the process led to a decrease in infant mortality rates, because, it turned out, poor mothers have a better idea of what is killing children than the government [PDF].

A lot of that rise was due to the decrease in infant mortality and the vast array of drugs that have been introduced to the market, which allowed more people to aspire to saying things like, "This getting old stuff sucks".

And while the income gap between rich and poor is wide, as it is all over Latin America, the sharp decreases in infant mortality and illiteracy suggest that the lives of the poor have improved in the last two decades.

As a result, the government this month began a $3 million advertising campaign focusing on its achievements and recently released statistics showing major gains in income and life expectancy and decreases in infant and maternal mortality.

Articles in the issue indicated decreases in infant mortality, increases in life expectancy, and decreases in maternal mortality.

We observed decreases in infant birth weight between 85 and 195 g with 1-SD increases in preconception maternal and paternal serum concentrations of POPs.

Brazil reported statistically significant decreases in infant and post-neonatal mortality rates due to ADD and non-significant reductions in mortality from acute respiratory infections [ 15, 16].