Sentence examples for fertility implies from inspiring English sources

High fertility implies that Hmong and Yunnanese respondents on average should have more opportunities for HIV-related counselling and testing than respondents from lower fertility Lahu and Northern Thai communities.

In addition, the fragment of Pms3 in Hua1228S was derived from the donor YR6029 39 with normal fertility, implying pms3 is not the causal genes of P/TGMS trait of Hua1228S (Fig. 2).

Crop production and soil fertility management implies a multitude of decisions and activities on crop choice, rotation design and nutrient management.

But declining fertility rates imply that by 2050 there will be just 2.6 American workers supporting each pensioner and the figures for France, Germany and Italy will be 1.9, 1.6 and 1.5 respectively.

Negative values for the coefficients associated with illiteracy rates and adolescent fertility rates imply more negative values of the difference, and therefore greater gains in IMR.

Fertility sparing surgery implies that the uterus and at least part of one ovary were spared.

A TFR of 1.3, that is women having an average of 1.3 children, is considered very low fertility, but even sustained fertility at that level implies a time to decline of about 110 years.

Similarly, the disruption hypothesis also implies lower fertility among migrants: migrants' fertility behavior will be low in the period immediately prior to or following a residential change, due to the disruption in economic and social support that often results from a move (Kulu 2005).

Alternatively, this implies a fertility trend decline or increase in fertility (Brass 1996; Moultrie et al. 2013).

Unmet demand in turn implies that fertility in some countries could be even lower than it actually is if more family planning were available.

This also implies constant fertility when P/F ratio equals 1 (or is very close to unity in real data).