Примеры использования Reproductive behaviour на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Ii. reproductive behaviour. 23- 37 7.
The data show changes in women's reproductive behaviour.
Reproductive behaviour and child survival.. 9- 10 6.
With the support of UNFPA, ECE carried out a project on partnership and reproductive behaviour.
In recent years, the reproductive behaviour of Chilean women has been changing.
Education has long been recognized as a crucial factor influencing reproductive behaviour.
Adolescent reproductive behaviour has become an emerging world-wide concern.
Women's education is widely acknowledged to be a crucial determinant of their reproductive behaviour.
Adolescent reproductive behaviour, in particular, has become an emerging worldwide concern.
With the support of UNFPA, ECE was carrying out a survey on partnership and reproductive behaviour in the countries of the region.
Vi Studies on reproductive behaviour and on family planning and its demographic impact;
Those studies have explored the multiplicity of channels through which education affects reproductive behaviour.
Vi Studies on family formation reproductive behaviour and family planning and also on their demographic impact;
The data refer to dates around 1970 and around 2000,thus covering a period of unprecedented change in reproductive behaviour.
In line with the heightened interest in adolescent reproductive behaviour, adolescent abortion is a growing area of concern.
The direct and indirect pathways through which female education exerts its influence on family formation and reproductive behaviour are numerous.
The empowerment andautonomy of women transform reproductive behaviour, mainly through women's ability to control their own fertility.
Furthermore, the 2002 Demographic Security Act specified, inter alia,that all were free to choose their type of reproductive behaviour.
The report on"Partnership and Reproductive Behaviour in Low-Fertility Countries"(ESA/P/WP.177) has been issued.
However, these actions have remained much too limited in scope andcoverage to have had significant impact on adolescent reproductive behaviour.
Operative paragraph 2(b)(vi) should read"Studies on family formation, reproductive behaviour and family planning and also on their demographic impact";
Government efforts to provide access to family planning andmodern contraceptive methods have been an important determinant of reproductive behaviour.
To a great extent, changes in the birth rate hinge on the social aspect of women's reproductive behaviour, now that the scope of their interests transcends the family circle.
Reproductive behaviour is characterized by childbirth soon after marriage and close spacing between births(until the desired number is reached), after which fertility is limited.
These levels are a key manifestation of the new family and reproductive behaviour that Europeans pioneered.
In comparing the age categories, the reproductive behaviour of younger women seems to be more responsible- they rely more on contraception, than on abortion.
In their international research, Tatiana Karabchuk andAnna Ryabchikova set themselves the task of understanding which values have an impact on women's reproductive behaviour at different ages.
Some schools had introduced programmes on reproductive behaviour, adapted to the age of the pupils, but parents were often hostile to such programmes.
The fall in the birth rate is attributable to the sharp deterioration in the social and economic condition of society.By depressing the level of family welfare, that deterioration is negatively affecting reproductive behaviour.
At the centre of the investigation is the change in the models of family and reproductive behaviour in the young cohort of the population, the privatisation of life, and the commercialisation of the everyday.