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Meanings of birthrate in English
The ratio of live births in an area to the population of that area; expressed per 1000 population per year.
Synonyms
Examples for "fertility"
Examples for "fertility"
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The new year began auspiciously; it was one of blessings and fertility.
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This week, a new form of contraceptive and fertility treatment in one.
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That, they say, minimises the risk the men had a fertility problem.
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That, they say, minimizes the risk the men had a fertility problem.
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Scientists have devised a number of fertility methods to help such families.
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Was not the most hateful natality of all that which meant the endless increase of starvelings and social rebels?
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Data were collected from a number of publicly available sources, bringing together natality outcomes with attributes of the natural, built, social, and policy environments.
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Study design: We conducted a cross-sectional investigation utilizing US natality data to analyze 10 million birth certificate records from 2011 through 2013.
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Methods: We used the US 2005 Natality data file.
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Materials and methods: The U.S. Natality Database from 2007 to 2010 was reviewed.
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In the UK, the birth rate clearly tracks government support for parents.
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But as the country's birth rate drops, Spoonley anticipates that will change.
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The increase in the German birth rate up to 1876 was great.
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The pregnancy rate and the live birth rate were the effectiveness outcomes.
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The decline in the birth rate is steepest in the western counties.
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In one example, Niger's fertility rate is seven children per mother.
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The high fertility rate is driving rapid population growth in Africa.
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In Ethiopia, the fertility rate is about seven, in Ireland two.
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The findings are consistent with the lower fertility rate reported earlier in these females.
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You start doing your research and realizing that the fertility rate for women drops considerably.
Usage of birthrate in English
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On the flip side, the natural birthrate is quite healthy in Sydney.
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I could see immediately why the Soviet birthrate had dropped so precipitously.
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Even the country's declining birthrate and aging population does not phase Takayanagi.
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This has easily offset the general decline in the birthrate of advanced countries.
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One reason for the stiff competition is that the U.S. birthrate has declined.
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Scientists present their birthrate graphs and explain the broad lines of French public policy.
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It has the lowest birthrate in Italy, and one of the lowest in Europe.
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Given their low birthrate, captive breeding programmes have become key to ensuring their survival.
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But national statistics show that education is fundamental to birthrate.
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The birthrate at Gallipoli and Constantinople is high, and the lying-in hospitals are full.
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When such amenities are plentiful and accessible, as in northern Europe, the birthrate responds positively.
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The country had industrialised late, after the second world war, and its birthrate was low.
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In fact, even though the overall birthrate is dropping, teen births are on the rise.
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One of the things, earnestly desired by the French people is to increase the birthrate.
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The gentlemen of France are distressed about the birthrate.
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At present neither infant mortality nor the birthrate runs high in the civilized areas of Gethen.
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