Sentences with phrase «birth rates tend»

Given such a daunting figure, it's understandable that birth rates tend to drop when the economy is in a downswing.

When rural populations move to cities, birth rates tend to fall dramatically.

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Women who have given birth to previous babies tend to have a higher success rate with ECV.

Self employed community midwives or home birth midwives tend to have the lowest rate of interventions associated with their care.

In special circumstances, hospitals may be unable or unwilling to offer gentle or personalized choices, such a preference to avoid routine monitoring and drugs; accommodating the needs of older or younger mothers who want a natural birth (and tend to be subject to higher intervention rates); families seeking a natural birth after cesarean.

The neonatal death rate including the depth and breadth of risk at hospital births was lower than the self - selected, «low - risk,» health - conscious group who tends to choose home birth that Johnson and Daviss studied.

Natural births, because they lessen the stress surrounding labor and delivery and because mothers are prepared with deep breathing and other techniques for dealing with labor without drugs, tend to result in faster recovery rates.

The researchers note that achieving the SDGs would also lead to reduced mortality, which would tend to increase population, but that in the longer term, decreased mortality rates also contributes to lower birth rates.

Births to young girls tended to be highest in southern states, with Louisiana and Mississippi maintaining rates above 0.5 births per 1,000, the investigators repBirths to young girls tended to be highest in southern states, with Louisiana and Mississippi maintaining rates above 0.5 births per 1,000, the investigators repbirths per 1,000, the investigators reported.

All puppies grow very quickly from birth, but the growth rate tends to slow down once they hit 5 to 6 months old.

Severe conformational changes have necessitated a high rate of artificial insemination and Caesarean sections and litter sizes tend to be small.5, 9 The breed ranks second in congenital disease and associated puppy mortality [5], due mainly to birth defects such as flat chests with splayed legs; anasarca (water babies) and cleft palate [6].10, 11 Although some English bulldogs enjoy reasonable health, their longevity is definitely affected by the degree of conformational change and inbreeding, which is reflected by lifespan estimates ranging from 3.2 to 11.3 years with a median of 8.4 years [7].