natality in a sentence

1. in spite of falling natality, the population as a whole went up

2. Improvement of Natality through social incentives and school infrastructures.

3. Additionally, the intraspecific competition increases with an increasing natality.

4. Birth rate is also known as the Natality, and the death rate is known as Mortality.

5. For instance, there exist communities that are more rather than less dynamic, especially in terms of natality.

6. Looking to the Haredi community, with its high natality, as a source of stability for Israel is not the best idea.

7. The Pope convenes the Commission on Population, the Family and Natality; many within the Catholic Church are in favor.

8. Since the Yom Kippur War, however, the natality rate (Total Fertility Rate or births per woman) has dropped from 6 to 4.7 children.

9. In a very near future, US natality suddenly drops and desperation sets in, soon after someone kills the president and most of the government.

10. A declining natality is one sign that life has been rejected for the sake of playing in the present and ignoring the future, expressing in this way a refusal to defend our civilizational values.

11. Using data from the Vital Statistics Natality program, they selected 647,050 women who had multiple births in New York, New Jersey, and Pennsylvania from 1997 to 2006—more than 1.4 million births in all.

12. This efficient and voluntary birth policy, supporting the traditional family and natality, has restored in the Russian population the desire, the courage, but also, and mainly, the means to have children.

13. Astonishingly for the Mariovo is that in just 40 years the population and birth rate (natality) is reduced several times due to the huge rate of migration of its citizens in Bitola, Prilep, Skopje and overseas.

14. Birth rate or natality is important for the resource partitioning, as the available resources will be divided among individuals in a population, but the share of an individual decreases when the number of births increase.

15. In the census of 1948 Mariovo had the highest rate of birth (natality) in former Yugoslavia with 41.8 promils for the past few years to be recorded births to only 3 children (who are still hope for this beautiful and rich Macedonian region).