Sentence examples for global birth from inspiring English sources
Coverage has also expanded globally, with 44 countries (11% of the global birth cohort) vaccinating with PCV by the end of 2009.
The world's population continues to grow, though the global birth rate has levelled in recent years.
But with fertility rates in rapid decline, the debate about the global birth rate is now over when, not whether, it will fall below replacement level.
He is ill and has no obvious successor; Guineans worry that his death might spark a civil war.The global birth rate fell to a new low.
He also suggested that universal education for women would lower the global birth rate, and that ridding the world of war would free up enough money to convert the global economy to renewable energy.
Some are manifest, like the graying of the population (mentioned in Rodney Brooks's essay) and the decline in the global birth rate (highlighted by Matt Ridley, Laurence Smith, and Kevin Kelly).
We initiate a global birthing ritual to mark the new dawn.
The greatest burden of sickle cell anemia (SCA) is in sub-Saharan Africa (SSA), where 75% of the 300,000 global births of affected children live[1], and estimates suggest that 50 80% of these patients will die before adulthood[2].
The 181 countries and territories included in this report represented 99.9% of global births.
7 Approximately 11% of global births occur in adolescent mothers, with 95% occurring in developing countries.
The continent's child demographics are changing rapidly: by 2050, Africa will account for 42 per cent of all global births.
