Примеры использования Live-born на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Child's mortality per 1,000 live-born.
Live-born children of women younger than 20 years thousands.
Child mortality per 1,000 live-born in Bulgaria.
Among live-born babies there are more male, 52% compared to 48% of female infants.
Infant death(Eurostat definition): the death of a live-born infant who has not yet completed 1 year of life.
After a long period of declining birthrate in Denmark, there has been a steady increase in the number of live-born children since 1991.
If the mother has given birth to more than two live-born children, for each further child leave is extended by 90 days;
Of the 51 countries that answered this question, 35(69 per cent)reported that they collected information on the total number of live-born children.
We only know the birth dates of live-born children, as the LIK did not collect information about stillborn children.
If this topic is included in the census, it is suggested that information on total number of live-born children be collected for all women.
In 1996, 26 women died per 100,000 live-born children, and in 2000 this number increased slightly to 27.8 maternal mortalities per 100,000 live born children.
Countries using administrative registers for census purposes seem to have more difficulties in collecting data on the total number of live-born children.
However, the number of live-born children in 2001(17,477 live-born children) and in 2004(17,961 live-born children) indicates that fertility rate has been increasing.
If this topic is included in the census,it is suggested that information on total number of live-born children be collected for all women age 15 and older.
Total fertility rate:The average number of live-born children born to a woman passing through the child-bearing period(15-49 years) exposed at each age to the existing fertility but not exposed to mortality.
The average age of the mother at the first childbirth in 2000 was 28.3 years,while in 1996 it had been 27.5 years data on mothers' age with live-born children.
The infant mortality rate is low andhas continued to decrease in recent years; infant deaths per 1,000 live-born children recorded in 2012 and 2004 stood at 1.6 and 3.7 respectively.
Information on dates/duration of marriage is valuable for fertility statistics andextends the knowledge that can be derived from data on number of live-born children.
This is a benefit paid to women who can show that they are orhave been mothers of seven or more live-born children, irrespective of the age, civil status or nationality of these or the mother.
Information on dates/duration of marriage is valuable for fertility statistics andextends the knowledge that can be derived from data on number of live-born children.
Infant mortality during the period 1981-1985 was as follows: 29 of 10,949 live-born boys died within a year of birth, while 20 of 10,246 live-born girls died within their first year.
The average age of the mother at the first childbirth has increased and in 2004 it was 29.2 years,while in 2001 it was 28.5 years data on mothers age with live-born children.
The data collected on total number of live-born children should, in principle, include all children born alive during the lifetime of the women concerned up to the census date that is excluding foetal deaths.
The 2010 demographic and health survey shows that awareness of the three reasons is greater among women aged between 20 and 34 years, single women andwomen with one or two live-born children.
The number recorded should comprise all live-born children, sons and daughters, whether born of the present or of previous marriages, regardless of whether they are living or dead at the time of the inquiry and regardless of whether they are living with the mother or elsewhere.
In 2005, 9652"IVF-treatments"(in vitro fertilisation)were initiated which resulted in a total number of 2192 clinical pregnancies and 1792 births with at least one live-born child.
Since 1995, the new WHO criteria have been introduced in Armenia, according to which a newborn child is considered live-born, irrespective of the child's gestational age, if the following are observed after birth: respiratory effort, heartbeat, umbilical cord pulsation or movement of voluntary muscles.
To obtain better results, it is recommended to ask directly from or for each woman of childbearing age in the household, usually women aged between 15 and 50 years,the date of birth of her most recent live-born child.
Only five countries have been collecting the information on total number of live-born children for all women. Fifty-seven per cent(20 out of 35) of the countries responded that they collected the information only for women aged 15 and over while the other 10 countries asked the question to different groups of women.
Information on dates/duration of consensual union, as well as information on dates/duration of marriage, is valuable for fertility statistics andextends the knowledge that can be derived from data on number of live-born children.