Sentence examples for on birth rate from inspiring English sources

The council is basing its estimates on birth rate figures and other data.

Moreover, by re-evaluating conclusions and implications drawn from previous studies, we hope to contribute to the current discussion on birth rate incentives currently promoted in Korea.

Currently a simple Yule prior on birth rate of new lineages (1 parameter) can be employed.

Limited evidence exists that Relative to the impact of BPA on birth rate, birth weight, and length of gestation, human data on birth weight are inconsistent; although animal studies suggest such an association, there are limited human studies on gestational length and preterm birth.

We compared the data on birth rate in the Czech regions with the official data on radioactive fallout (represented by cesium-137) and rainfall intensity (in millimeters per day) measured from 0700 hours on 30 April 1986 until 0700 hours on 1 May 1986 (Kunz 1986).

"It was going to be impossible for me to stand up in a country where young men and women are dying and to say 'Excuse me I think you need to cut down on birth rates'.

According to figures released by the Office for National Statistics, the majority of the increase will be attributable to migration, either directly through new arrivals to the country, or indirectly through the impact on birth rates.

Some are geared to children (at the Four Seasons Nevis, youngsters learn to make turtles out of paper plates and can take part in a turtle-drawing contest), others to aspiring scientists (guests staying on Little St. Simon Island, a private barrier island off the southeast coast of Georgia, can help excavate nests after eggs have hatched and record data on birth rates).

Therefore, this kind of approach does not reflect the impact of women's circumstances prior to marriage on birth rates.

The paper, which has not been peer-reviewed, examines the long-term effects of climate change on birth rates.

ARSA claim theirs is a resistance born of self-defense, and that the officially sanctioned persecution and demonization of the Rohingya people which includes restrictions on birth rates, marriages, and higher education—is nothing less than genocide.