Examples of using Mortality indicators in English and their translations into Russian
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Source: Mortality indicators.
Noncommunicable diseases targets: mortality indicators.
Mortality indicators, Benin, 2002(per thousand) Region.
The analysis focuses on country and regional data for selected mortality indicators.
Health status: mortality indicators… No data available.
The industrialized countries also indicated remarkable progress in reducing mortality indicators over the past 20 years see table 7.
Source: Mortality Indicators. Department of Biostatistics, MSPyBS.
A number of other diseases also contribute to the disparities in health and mortality indicators within and between countries.
Ukraine's mortality indicators during the reporting period increased for all causes of death.
There are good reasons to believe that, after a series of fluctuations during the 90's, Chisinau mortality indicators have been gradually tending towards negativity.
The national reports show that mortality indicators have improved in nearly all parts of the world over the past two decades.
The Division also released theWorld Mortality 2013 wallchart, which presents the latest data available on 15 mortality indicators.
However, the gap in mortality indicators between the industrialized and the developing countries widened during the past 20 years.
The present value of future cash flows is calculated based on the pension payments of the Contract and the mortality indicators describing life expectancy.
The impact of the HIV/AIDS epidemic on specific mortality indicators is also discussed for countries seriously affected by the epidemic.
Mortality indicators show, however, that the gap between industrialized and developing countries has widened during the past two decades.
Baseline rates for mortality should be sourced from the MDB(WHO, 2013c),which provides mortality indicators stratified by 67 causes of death, age and sex.
Although mortality indicators have improved, national rates mask the social and geographical disparities within countries.
As a result,the world average crude death rate decreased to a lesser extent than most other mortality indicators: from 9.6 per 1,000 to 8.9 per 1,000.
The CDROM contains estimates of several mortality indicators for 196 countries or areas, referring to every five-year period between 1950 and 2010.
The Population Division of the Department of Economic and Social Affairs has continued to publish sex-disaggregated data, including in estimates andprojections of population, age distribution and key mortality indicators, including infant and child mortality and life expectancy.
The progress in mortality indicators is not matched by equally steady progress in immunization of 1-year old children against measles.
The Committee welcomes the considerable reduction in levels of child mortality and the eradication of several communicable diseases, but is concerned that this progress has not been accompanied by a similar reduction in the rate of maternal mortality andthat there is a significant discrepancy in the mortality indicators between urban and rural areas.
Since the late 1970s, mortality indicators have undergone major changes, with the increased incidence of non-transmissible diseases and of violence, together with a marked decline in transmissible diseases Annexes, Box 31.
From the Population Division's database,a CD-ROM has been prepared containing key mortality indicators for two periods: the early 1970s and the most recent possible period for each country according to data availability.
The report presents levels andtrends of selected mortality indicators for 195 countries and areas, including a detailed analysis of the estimated levels and trends of mortality for selected aggregates and at the country level.
Although the Expanded Household Survey did not include mortality indicators and did not address health issues, some indicators suggest that mortality is higher in the population of African descent.
MDB- Mortality Indicator Database.
Mortality indicator.
The mortality indicator of children up to one year of age is considered an important indicator for the quality of life among the whole population, reflecting welfare level and distribution of social and material benefits in society, environmental situation, level of education and culture, effectiveness of prevention measures, level of availability and quality of health care, etc.