infant mortality造句

The nation's infant mortality rate has reached a record low.

The proletarian infant mortality rate has dropped by 12 percent,

The south still has one of the world’s highest maternal mortality and infant mortality rates.

Infant-care behavior of cotton-top tamarin has a direct effect on infant mortality.

Analysis of 10-year cesarean section rate,indication and perinatal infant mortality

She can access 20 years of data on infant mortality for her country and its neighbors.

The bureau reported an infant mortality rate of 466 per 100,000 people.

Our infant mortality rate is a low four per 1,000 live births.

It is not just infant mortality, an essential indicator, in which America lags behind (see chart).

The childbirth mortality rate has dropped from 50 per thousand in 1959 to approximately seven per thousand; and the infant mortality rate, from 430 to 6.61 per thousand.

Because infant mortality in rich countries is already low, they argued, further increases in overall life expectancy will require much larger reductions in mortality at older ages.

The expectation of life shows a newborn infant can be expected to live at an average age of 69.42, The infant mortality rate is 8.58‰.

In infant mortality, Bangladesh has a similar advantage: it is fifty per thousand in India and forty-one in Bangladesh.

The country has one of the world's highest rates of infant mortality, and the only known cases of urban polio.

Comprehensive medical and reproductive health services are to be offered. Informed choice of contraceptive measures is practiced. The maternal mortality rate is to be reduced to 42 per 100,000 with infant mortality dropping to 31‰.

For example, the goal of reducing infant mortality among lower social classes, more prevalent than higher up the scale, initially appears laudable.

In 1999, the infant mortality rate was 3.2 per thousand live births and the average life expectancy at birth was 77.2 years for males and 82.6 for females.

We have data that shows in some countries infant mortality are four times as high for the poor as they are for the rich.

In 1993, the Ministry of Public Health of China put forward a new task to further reduce infant mortality caused by tetanus, so as to meet the 2000 international standard for eliminating tetanus.

To monitor the changing trend of infant mortality rate (IMR) in Hongkou district Shanghai, observe how IMR affected average life expectancy, in order to take proper measures to reduce the rate.

They chose several widely-measured and well-studied indices on which to base their index: GDP per capita, life expectancy at birth, infant mortality rate and the incidence of tuberculosis.

He continued by explaining the theory that parents will have more children when infant mortality is high, so as to ensure that several children will survive to take care of them as they grow old.

As a result of these efforts, we have, over the years, been able to achieve enviable health indices - our infant mortality rate is 4 per one thousand live births and our average life expectancy stands at 76 years for males and 82 for females.