Sentences with phrase «higher fertility because»

«We have higher fertility because we're an immigrant - receiving country,» Glick says.

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The U.S. fertility rate sits just below the replacement level and is only that high because of the greater fertility of Hispanic immigrants.

Israeli Jews, by contrast, have the highest fertility of any first - world population, and not only because of the fecund ultra-Orthodox; fertility among secular Israelis is far above replacement.

Efforts needed to avoid two extremes Wilmoth said low fertility could be viewed as just as difficult a challenge as high birth rates because governments have to deal with rapidly aging populations and fewer children to replace them.

This trend is worrisome because, besides affecting male fertility, men with lower sperm counts also have higher rates of heart disease and cancer.

Because of the high survival rates of childhood cancer — close to 80 percent — more cancer patients than ever are reaching adulthood and many face fertility problems.

«I think Mormons are an interesting case because it's one example of a faith community that has really high fertility patterns, in fact the highest fertility patterns in the U.S., who don't seem to suffer as much by having these large families when we look at educational attainment,» Gibbs said.

Women who have any preexisting eye conditions, like glaucoma, high blood pressure, or diabetes, and women who have taken fertility treatments should also be extra vigilant with their eyesight, because these conditions may put you at greater risk for vision changes.

This is good news because herpes has no effect on you fertility and it has a higher transmission rate only if you are having a break out at the time of the birth.

Just like any other dog breed, female Chihuahuas should never be bred on their first two or three heats because the fertility is not high enough to allow for a successful and smooth pregnancy.

I chatted with one of the authors, Hans - Peter Kohler of the University of Pennsylvania, and he explained that this finding doesn't appear to influence the global trajectory toward a population peak of more or less 9 billion because the level of development where the uptick in fertility occurs is very high.

The total fertility rate remains high in many countries not because women want many children but because they are denied these technologies and information, and often even the right to have fewer children.

It is possible that the factors influencing fertility of these subpopulations are particularly important for future fertility prospects because fertility is being postponed to increasingly higher ages — for example, mean age at first birth is already above 30 in Germany (OECD 2012)-- and overall educational attainment is increasing.