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A total of 53 definitions.
Bigram List:
number of
in the
rate the
in a
the number
known as
a population
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married women
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Definition:
Age structure: The distribution of a population according to age, usually by 5-year age groups.
.
Analysis
Term: Age structure
Source: Census-WP96
Cross-reference:
Full Definition:
The distribution of a population according to age, usually by 5-year age groups.
Core Definition:
The distribution of a population according to age, usually by 5-year age groups.
Genus Phrase: The distribution of a population
Head Genus Word: distribution
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Codes and Documents:
SENSUS Full:
( Age structure
(source
(agency "U.S. Bureau of the Census")
(resource "World Population Profile: 1996, pp. D-3 to D-4.")
(url "http://www.census.gov/ipc/www/wp96glos.html")
(tag "Census-WP96")
)
(full-def "The distribution of a population according to age, usually by 5-year age groups.")
(core-def "The distribution of a population according to age, usually by 5-year age groups.")
(genus-phrase "The distribution of a population")
(head-word "distribution")
)
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Definition:
Age-specific fertility rate: The number of births during a year to women in a particular age group, usually per 1,000 women in a 5-year age group at midyear.
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Analysis
Term: Age-specific fertility rate
Source: (source
(agency "U.S. Bureau of the Census")
(resource "World Population Profile: 1996, pp. D-3 to D-4.")
(url "http://www.census.gov/ipc/www/wp96glos.html")
(tag "Census-WP96")
)
Cross-reference:
Full Definition:
The number of births during a year to women in a particular age group, usually per 1,000 women in a 5-year age group at midyear.
Core Definition:
The number of births during a year to women in a particular age group, usually per 1,000 women in a 5-year age group at midyear.
Genus Phrase: The number of births
Head Genus Word: number
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Codes and Documents:
SENSUS Full:
( Age-specific fertility rate
(source
(agency "U.S. Bureau of the Census")
(resource "World Population Profile: 1996, pp. D-3 to D-4.")
(url "http://www.census.gov/ipc/www/wp96glos.html")
(tag "Census-WP96")
)
(full-def "The number of births during a year to women in a particular age group, usually per 1,000 women in a 5-year age group at midyear.")
(core-def "The number of births during a year to women in a particular age group, usually per 1,000 women in a 5-year age group at midyear.")
(genus-phrase "The number of births")
(head-word "number")
)
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Definition:
Aging: An increase in the proportion of the population in the older ages. May also be measured as an increase in the median age of the population.
.
Analysis
Term: Aging
Source: (source
(agency "U.S. Bureau of the Census")
(resource "World Population Profile: 1996, pp. D-3 to D-4.")
(url "http://www.census.gov/ipc/www/wp96glos.html")
(tag "Census-WP96")
)
Cross-reference:
Full Definition:
An increase in the proportion of the population in the older ages. May also be measured as an increase in the median age of the population.
Core Definition:
An increase in the proportion of the population in the older ages.
Genus Phrase: An increase in the proportion
Head Genus Word: increase
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SENSUS Full:
( Aging
(source
(agency "U.S. Bureau of the Census")
(resource "World Population Profile: 1996, pp. D-3 to D-4.")
(url "http://www.census.gov/ipc/www/wp96glos.html")
(tag "Census-WP96")
)
(full-def "An increase in the proportion of the population in the older ages. May also be measured as an increase in the median age of the population.")
(core-def "An increase in the proportion of the population in the older ages.")
(genus-phrase "An increase in the proportion")
(head-word "increase")
)
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Definition:
AIDS: Acquired immune deficiency syndrome.
.
Analysis
Definition:
Base population: The population, usually by age and sex, for the initial year of a projection.
.
Analysis
Term: Base population
Source: (source
(agency "U.S. Bureau of the Census")
(resource "World Population Profile: 1996, pp. D-3 to D-4.")
(url "http://www.census.gov/ipc/www/wp96glos.html")
(tag "Census-WP96")
)
Cross-reference:
Full Definition:
The population, usually by age and sex, for the initial year of a projection.
Core Definition:
The population, usually by age and sex, for the initial year of a projection.
Genus Phrase: The population
Head Genus Word: population
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Codes and Documents:
SENSUS Full:
( Base population
(source
(agency "U.S. Bureau of the Census")
(resource "World Population Profile: 1996, pp. D-3 to D-4.")
(url "http://www.census.gov/ipc/www/wp96glos.html")
(tag "Census-WP96")
)
(full-def "The population, usually by age and sex, for the initial year of a projection.")
(core-def "The population, usually by age and sex, for the initial year of a projection.")
(genus-phrase "The population")
(head-word "population")
)
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Definition:
Birth rate: The average annual number of births during a year per 1,000 population at midyear. Also known as the crude birth rate.
.
Analysis
Term: Birth rate
Source: (source
(agency "U.S. Bureau of the Census")
(resource "World Population Profile: 1996, pp. D-3 to D-4.")
(url "http://www.census.gov/ipc/www/wp96glos.html")
(tag "Census-WP96")
)
Cross-reference:
Full Definition:
The average annual number of births during a year per 1,000 population at midyear. Also known as the crude birth rate.
Core Definition:
The average annual number of births during a year per 1,000 population at midyear.
Genus Phrase: The average annual number of births
Head Genus Word: number
Properties:
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Codes and Documents:
SENSUS Full:
( Birth rate
(source
(agency "U.S. Bureau of the Census")
(resource "World Population Profile: 1996, pp. D-3 to D-4.")
(url "http://www.census.gov/ipc/www/wp96glos.html")
(tag "Census-WP96")
)
(full-def "The average annual number of births during a year per 1,000 population at midyear. Also known as the crude birth rate.")
(core-def "The average annual number of births during a year per 1,000 population at midyear.")
(genus-phrase "The average annual number of births")
(head-word "number")
)
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Definition:
Children ever born: The total number of births a woman has had, regardless of whether the children are living or dead at the time of the inquiry.
.
Analysis
Term: Children ever born
Source: (source
(agency "U.S. Bureau of the Census")
(resource "World Population Profile: 1996, pp. D-3 to D-4.")
(url "http://www.census.gov/ipc/www/wp96glos.html")
(tag "Census-WP96")
)
Cross-reference:
Full Definition:
The total number of births a woman has had, regardless of whether the children are living or dead at the time of the inquiry.
Core Definition:
The total number of births a woman has had, regardless of whether the children are living or dead at the time of the inquiry.
Genus Phrase: The total number of births
Head Genus Word: number
Properties:
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Codes and Documents:
SENSUS Full:
( Children ever born
(source
(agency "U.S. Bureau of the Census")
(resource "World Population Profile: 1996, pp. D-3 to D-4.")
(url "http://www.census.gov/ipc/www/wp96glos.html")
(tag "Census-WP96")
)
(full-def "The total number of births a woman has had, regardless of whether the children are living or dead at the time of the inquiry.")
(core-def "The total number of births a woman has had, regardless of whether the children are living or dead at the time of the inquiry.")
(genus-phrase "The total number of births")
(head-word "number")
)
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Definition:
Children surviving: The number of children a woman has had that are still living at the time of the inquiry.
.
Analysis
Term: Children surviving
Source: (source
(agency "U.S. Bureau of the Census")
(resource "World Population Profile: 1996, pp. D-3 to D-4.")
(url "http://www.census.gov/ipc/www/wp96glos.html")
(tag "Census-WP96")
)
Cross-reference:
Full Definition:
The number of children a woman has had that are still living at the time of the inquiry.
Core Definition:
The number of children a woman has had that are still living at the time of the inquiry.
Genus Phrase: The number of children
Head Genus Word: number
Properties:
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Codes and Documents:
SENSUS Full:
( Children surviving
(source
(agency "U.S. Bureau of the Census")
(resource "World Population Profile: 1996, pp. D-3 to D-4.")
(url "http://www.census.gov/ipc/www/wp96glos.html")
(tag "Census-WP96")
)
(full-def "The number of children a woman has had that are still living at the time of the inquiry.")
(core-def "The number of children a woman has had that are still living at the time of the inquiry.")
(genus-phrase "The number of children")
(head-word "number")
)
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Definition:
Cohort: A group of individuals born in the same calendar year or group of years.
.
Analysis
Term: Cohort
Source: (source
(agency "U.S. Bureau of the Census")
(resource "World Population Profile: 1996, pp. D-3 to D-4.")
(url "http://www.census.gov/ipc/www/wp96glos.html")
(tag "Census-WP96")
)
Cross-reference:
Full Definition:
A group of individuals born in the same calendar year or group of years.
Core Definition:
A group of individuals born in the same calendar year or group of years.
Genus Phrase: A group of individuals
Head Genus Word: individuals (group of)
Properties:
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Codes and Documents:
SENSUS Full:
( Cohort
(source
(agency "U.S. Bureau of the Census")
(resource "World Population Profile: 1996, pp. D-3 to D-4.")
(url "http://www.census.gov/ipc/www/wp96glos.html")
(tag "Census-WP96")
)
(full-def "A group of individuals born in the same calendar year or group of years.")
(core-def "A group of individuals born in the same calendar year or group of years.")
(genus-phrase "A group of individuals")
(head-word "individuals (group of)")
)
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Definition:
Cohort component method: See component method.
Analysis
Term: Cohort component method
Source: (source
(agency "U.S. Bureau of the Census")
(resource "World Population Profile: 1996, pp. D-3 to D-4.")
(url "http://www.census.gov/ipc/www/wp96glos.html")
(tag "Census-WP96")
)
Cross-reference:
component method
Full Definition:
See component method.
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Codes and Documents:
SENSUS Full:
( Cohort component method
(source
(agency "U.S. Bureau of the Census")
(resource "World Population Profile: 1996, pp. D-3 to D-4.")
(url "http://www.census.gov/ipc/www/wp96glos.html")
(tag "Census-WP96")
)
(xref "component method")
(full-def "See component method.")
)
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Definition:
Component method: A method of estimating or projecting a population in which separate components of population change (fertility, mortality, and migration) are used to derive the total population. When such projections are made also by age and sex, the procedure is known as the cohort component method.
.
Analysis
Term: Component method
Source: (source
(agency "U.S. Bureau of the Census")
(resource "World Population Profile: 1996, pp. D-3 to D-4.")
(url "http://www.census.gov/ipc/www/wp96glos.html")
(tag "Census-WP96")
)
Cross-reference:
Full Definition:
A method of estimating or projecting a population in which separate components of population change (fertility, mortality, and migration) are used to derive the total population. When such projections are made also by age and sex, the procedure is known as the cohort component method.
Core Definition:
A method of estimating or projecting a population in which separate components of population change (fertility, mortality, and migration) are used to derive the total population.
Genus Phrase: A method
Head Genus Word: method
Properties:
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Codes and Documents:
SENSUS Full:
( Component method
(source
(agency "U.S. Bureau of the Census")
(resource "World Population Profile: 1996, pp. D-3 to D-4.")
(url "http://www.census.gov/ipc/www/wp96glos.html")
(tag "Census-WP96")
)
(full-def "A method of estimating or projecting a population in which separate components of population change (fertility, mortality, and migration) are used to derive the total population. When such projections are made also by age and sex, the procedure is known as the cohort component method.")
(core-def "A method of estimating or projecting a population in which separate components of population change (fertility, mortality, and migration) are used to derive the total population.")
(genus-phrase "A method")
(head-word "method")
)
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Definition:
Components of change: Fertility, mortality, and migration.
.
Analysis
Term: Components of change
Source: (source
(agency "U.S. Bureau of the Census")
(resource "World Population Profile: 1996, pp. D-3 to D-4.")
(url "http://www.census.gov/ipc/www/wp96glos.html")
(tag "Census-WP96")
)
Cross-reference:
Full Definition:
Fertility, mortality, and migration.
Core Definition:
Fertility, mortality, and migration.
Genus Phrase: Fertility
Head Genus Word: Fertility
Properties:
Excludes-Includes:
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Codes and Documents:
SENSUS Full:
( Components of change
(source
(agency "U.S. Bureau of the Census")
(resource "World Population Profile: 1996, pp. D-3 to D-4.")
(url "http://www.census.gov/ipc/www/wp96glos.html")
(tag "Census-WP96")
)
(full-def "Fertility, mortality, and migration.")
(core-def "Fertility, mortality, and migration.")
(genus-phrase "Fertility")
(head-word "Fertility")
)
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Definition:
Contraception: The conscious effort of couples to regulate the number and spacing of births. Also known as family planning.
.
Analysis
Term: Contraception
Source: (source
(agency "U.S. Bureau of the Census")
(resource "World Population Profile: 1996, pp. D-3 to D-4.")
(url "http://www.census.gov/ipc/www/wp96glos.html")
(tag "Census-WP96")
)
Cross-reference:
Full Definition:
The conscious effort of couples to regulate the number and spacing of births. Also known as family planning.
Core Definition:
The conscious effort of couples to regulate the number and spacing of births.
Genus Phrase: The conscious effort of couples
Head Genus Word: effort
Properties:
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Codes and Documents:
SENSUS Full:
( Contraception
(source
(agency "U.S. Bureau of the Census")
(resource "World Population Profile: 1996, pp. D-3 to D-4.")
(url "http://www.census.gov/ipc/www/wp96glos.html")
(tag "Census-WP96")
)
(full-def "The conscious effort of couples to regulate the number and spacing of births. Also known as family planning.")
(core-def "The conscious effort of couples to regulate the number and spacing of births.")
(genus-phrase "The conscious effort of couples")
(head-word "effort")
)
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Definition:
Contraceptive prevalence rate: The percent of currently married women of reproductive age (normally defined as the range 15 to 49 years) who use contraception.
.
Analysis
Term: Contraceptive prevalence rate
Source: (source
(agency "U.S. Bureau of the Census")
(resource "World Population Profile: 1996, pp. D-3 to D-4.")
(url "http://www.census.gov/ipc/www/wp96glos.html")
(tag "Census-WP96")
)
Cross-reference:
Full Definition:
The percent of currently married women of reproductive age (normally defined as the range 15 to 49 years) who use contraception.
Core Definition:
The percent of currently married women of reproductive age (normally defined as the range 15 to 49 years) who use contraception.
Genus Phrase: The percent of currently married women
Head Genus Word: percent
Properties:
Excludes-Includes:
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Codes and Documents:
SENSUS Full:
( Contraceptive prevalence rate
(source
(agency "U.S. Bureau of the Census")
(resource "World Population Profile: 1996, pp. D-3 to D-4.")
(url "http://www.census.gov/ipc/www/wp96glos.html")
(tag "Census-WP96")
)
(full-def "The percent of currently married women of reproductive age (normally defined as the range 15 to 49 years) who use contraception.")
(core-def "The percent of currently married women of reproductive age (normally defined as the range 15 to 49 years) who use contraception.")
(genus-phrase "The percent of currently married women")
(head-word "percent")
)
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Definition:
Crude birth rate: See birth rate.
Analysis
Term: Crude birth rate
Source: (source
(agency "U.S. Bureau of the Census")
(resource "World Population Profile: 1996, pp. D-3 to D-4.")
(url "http://www.census.gov/ipc/www/wp96glos.html")
(tag "Census-WP96")
)
Cross-reference:
birth rate
Full Definition:
See birth rate.
Properties:
Excludes-Includes:
Quantifiers:
Codes and Documents:
SENSUS Full:
( Crude birth rate
(source
(agency "U.S. Bureau of the Census")
(resource "World Population Profile: 1996, pp. D-3 to D-4.")
(url "http://www.census.gov/ipc/www/wp96glos.html")
(tag "Census-WP96")
)
(xref "birth rate")
(full-def "See birth rate.")
)
|
Definition:
Crude death rate: See death rate.
Analysis
Term: Crude death rate
Source: (source
(agency "U.S. Bureau of the Census")
(resource "World Population Profile: 1996, pp. D-3 to D-4.")
(url "http://www.census.gov/ipc/www/wp96glos.html")
(tag "Census-WP96")
)
Cross-reference:
death rate
Full Definition:
See death rate.
Properties:
Excludes-Includes:
Quantifiers:
Codes and Documents:
SENSUS Full:
( Crude death rate
(source
(agency "U.S. Bureau of the Census")
(resource "World Population Profile: 1996, pp. D-3 to D-4.")
(url "http://www.census.gov/ipc/www/wp96glos.html")
(tag "Census-WP96")
)
(xref "death rate")
(full-def "See death rate.")
)
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Definition:
Currently married women: Women ages 15 to 49 either formally married or living in union with a man (consensual unions). Same as "married women of reproductive age."
.
Analysis
Term: Currently married women
Source: (source
(agency "U.S. Bureau of the Census")
(resource "World Population Profile: 1996, pp. D-3 to D-4.")
(url "http://www.census.gov/ipc/www/wp96glos.html")
(tag "Census-WP96")
)
Cross-reference:
Full Definition:
Women ages 15 to 49 either formally married or living in union with a man (consensual unions). Same as "married women of reproductive age."
Core Definition:
Women ages 15 to 49 either formally married or living in union with a man (consensual unions).
Genus Phrase: Women ages 15 to 49
Head Genus Word: 15
Properties:
Excludes-Includes:
Quantifiers:
Codes and Documents:
SENSUS Full:
( Currently married women
(source
(agency "U.S. Bureau of the Census")
(resource "World Population Profile: 1996, pp. D-3 to D-4.")
(url "http://www.census.gov/ipc/www/wp96glos.html")
(tag "Census-WP96")
)
(full-def "Women ages 15 to 49 either formally married or living in union with a man (consensual unions). Same as "married women of reproductive age."")
(core-def "Women ages 15 to 49 either formally married or living in union with a man (consensual unions).")
(genus-phrase "Women ages 15 to 49")
(head-word "15")
)
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Definition:
Death rate: The average annual number of deaths during a year per 1,000 population at midyear. Also known as the crude death rate.
.
Analysis
Term: Death rate
Source: (source
(agency "U.S. Bureau of the Census")
(resource "World Population Profile: 1996, pp. D-3 to D-4.")
(url "http://www.census.gov/ipc/www/wp96glos.html")
(tag "Census-WP96")
)
Cross-reference:
Full Definition:
The average annual number of deaths during a year per 1,000 population at midyear. Also known as the crude death rate.
Core Definition:
The average annual number of deaths during a year per 1,000 population at midyear.
Genus Phrase: The average annual number of deaths
Head Genus Word: number
Properties:
Excludes-Includes:
Quantifiers:
Codes and Documents:
SENSUS Full:
( Death rate
(source
(agency "U.S. Bureau of the Census")
(resource "World Population Profile: 1996, pp. D-3 to D-4.")
(url "http://www.census.gov/ipc/www/wp96glos.html")
(tag "Census-WP96")
)
(full-def "The average annual number of deaths during a year per 1,000 population at midyear. Also known as the crude death rate.")
(core-def "The average annual number of deaths during a year per 1,000 population at midyear.")
(genus-phrase "The average annual number of deaths")
(head-word "number")
)
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Definition:
Development category: The classification of regions into "less developed" and "more developed" according to their general level of economic development. In this report, countries are classified according to the grouping used by the United Nations. See references to these terms in the Glossary for details.
.
Analysis
Term: Development category
Source: (source
(agency "U.S. Bureau of the Census")
(resource "World Population Profile: 1996, pp. D-3 to D-4.")
(url "http://www.census.gov/ipc/www/wp96glos.html")
(tag "Census-WP96")
)
Cross-reference:
references to these terms in the Glossary for details
Full Definition:
The classification of regions into "less developed" and "more developed" according to their general level of economic development. In this report, countries are classified according to the grouping used by the United Nations. See references to these terms in the Glossary for details.
Core Definition:
The classification of regions into "less developed" and "more developed" according to their general level of economic development.
Genus Phrase: The classification of regions
Head Genus Word: classification
Properties:
used by : the United Nations
Excludes-Includes:
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Codes and Documents:
SENSUS Full:
( Development category
(source
(agency "U.S. Bureau of the Census")
(resource "World Population Profile: 1996, pp. D-3 to D-4.")
(url "http://www.census.gov/ipc/www/wp96glos.html")
(tag "Census-WP96")
)
(xref "references to these terms in the Glossary for details")
(full-def "The classification of regions into "less developed"and "more developed"according to their general level of economic development. In this report, countries are classified according to the grouping used by the United Nations. See references to these terms in the Glossary for details.")
(core-def "The classification of regions into "less developed"and "more developed"according to their general level of economic development.")
(genus-phrase "The classification of regions")
(head-word "classification")
(properties
(used-for "the United Nations")
)
)
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Definition:
DHS: Demographic and Health Surveys, an ongoing program of household surveys implemented by Macro International, Inc. and collaborating organizations.
.
Analysis
Term: DHS
Source: (source
(agency "U.S. Bureau of the Census")
(resource "World Population Profile: 1996, pp. D-3 to D-4.")
(url "http://www.census.gov/ipc/www/wp96glos.html")
(tag "Census-WP96")
)
Cross-reference:
Full Definition:
Demographic and Health Surveys, an ongoing program of household surveys implemented by Macro International, Inc. and collaborating organizations.
Core Definition:
Demographic and Health Surveys, an ongoing program of household surveys implemented by Macro International, Inc. and collaborating organizations.
Genus Phrase: Demographic and Health Surveys
Head Genus Word: Surveys
Properties:
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Codes and Documents:
Acronym: DHS
Acrocat:
  details DHS Demographic
Demographic and Health
death rate See
Demographic and Health Surveys
External: DHS
SENSUS Full:
( DHS
(source
(agency "U.S. Bureau of the Census")
(resource "World Population Profile: 1996, pp. D-3 to D-4.")
(url "http://www.census.gov/ipc/www/wp96glos.html")
(tag "Census-WP96")
)
(full-def "Demographic and Health Surveys, an ongoing program of household surveys implemented by Macro International, Inc. and collaborating organizations.")
(core-def "Demographic and Health Surveys, an ongoing program of household surveys implemented by Macro International, Inc. and collaborating organizations.")
(genus-phrase "Demographic and Health Surveys")
(head-word "Surveys")
(acronym "DHS")
)
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Definition:
Family planning: See contraception.Growth rate: The average annual percent change in the population, resulting from a surplus (or deficit) of births over deaths and the balance of migrants entering and leaving a country. The rate may be positive or negative. Also known as population growth rate or average annual rate of growth.
Analysis
Term: Family planning
Source: (source
(agency "U.S. Bureau of the Census")
(resource "World Population Profile: 1996, pp. D-3 to D-4.")
(url "http://www.census.gov/ipc/www/wp96glos.html")
(tag "Census-WP96")
)
Cross-reference:
contraception.Growth rate: The average annual percent change in the population, resulting from a surplus (or deficit) of births over deaths and the balance of migrants entering and leaving a country. The rate may be positive or negative. Also known as population growth rate or average annual rate of growth
Full Definition:
See contraception.Growth rate: The average annual percent change in the population, resulting from a surplus (or deficit) of births over deaths and the balance of migrants entering and leaving a country. The rate may be positive or negative. Also known as population growth rate or average annual rate of growth.
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SENSUS Full:
( Family planning
(source
(agency "U.S. Bureau of the Census")
(resource "World Population Profile: 1996, pp. D-3 to D-4.")
(url "http://www.census.gov/ipc/www/wp96glos.html")
(tag "Census-WP96")
)
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HIV: Human immunodeficiency virus. The virus that causes AIDS.
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Indirect estimation: The use of special techniques to estimate demographic measures (such as fertility and mortality) when information is not adequate for measuring them directly.
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Term: Indirect estimation
Source: (source
(agency "U.S. Bureau of the Census")
(resource "World Population Profile: 1996, pp. D-3 to D-4.")
(url "http://www.census.gov/ipc/www/wp96glos.html")
(tag "Census-WP96")
)
Cross-reference:
Full Definition:
The use of special techniques to estimate demographic measures (such as fertility and mortality) when information is not adequate for measuring them directly.
Core Definition:
The use of special techniques to estimate demographic measures (such as fertility and mortality) when information is not adequate for measuring them directly.
Genus Phrase: The use of special techniques
Head Genus Word: use
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SENSUS Full:
( Indirect estimation
(source
(agency "U.S. Bureau of the Census")
(resource "World Population Profile: 1996, pp. D-3 to D-4.")
(url "http://www.census.gov/ipc/www/wp96glos.html")
(tag "Census-WP96")
)
(full-def "The use of special techniques to estimate demographic measures (such as fertility and mortality) when information is not adequate for measuring them directly.")
(core-def "The use of special techniques to estimate demographic measures (such as fertility and mortality) when information is not adequate for measuring them directly.")
(genus-phrase "The use of special techniques")
(head-word "use")
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Infant mortality rate: The number of deaths of infants under 1 year of age from a cohort of 1,000 live births. Denoted 1 q 0 or IMR, it is the probability of dying between birth and exact age 1.
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IUD: Intrauterine device, a method of contraception.
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iwgAIDS: Interagency Working Group on AIDS.
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Less developed countries: The "less developed" countries include all of Africa, all of Asia except Japan, the Transcaucasian and Central Asian republics of the NIS, all of Latin America and the Caribbean, and all of Oceania except Australia and New Zealand. This category matches the "less developed country" classification employed by the United Nations. "Less developed" countries are also referred to in the report as "developing" countries.
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Analysis
Term: Less developed countries
Source: (source
(agency "U.S. Bureau of the Census")
(resource "World Population Profile: 1996, pp. D-3 to D-4.")
(url "http://www.census.gov/ipc/www/wp96glos.html")
(tag "Census-WP96")
)
Cross-reference:
Full Definition:
The "less developed" countries include all of Africa, all of Asia except Japan, the Transcaucasian and Central Asian republics of the NIS, all of Latin America and the Caribbean, and all of Oceania except Australia and New Zealand. This category matches the "less developed country" classification employed by the United Nations. "Less developed" countries are also referred to in the report as "developing" countries.
Core Definition:
The "less developed" countries include all of Africa, all of Asia except Japan, the Transcaucasian and Central Asian republics of the NIS, all of Latin America and the Caribbean, and all of Oceania except Australia and New Zealand.
Genus Phrase: countries
Head Genus Word: countries
Properties:
Excludes-Includes:
includes all of Africa
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Codes and Documents:
Acronym: NIS
Acrocat:
New Independent States
New Independent States NIS
Nations Natural increase
New Independent States NIS Fifteen
External: NIS
SENSUS Full:
( Less developed countries
(source
(agency "U.S. Bureau of the Census")
(resource "World Population Profile: 1996, pp. D-3 to D-4.")
(url "http://www.census.gov/ipc/www/wp96glos.html")
(tag "Census-WP96")
)
(full-def "The "less developed"countries include all of Africa, all of Asia except Japan, the Transcaucasian and Central Asian republics of the NIS, all of Latin America and the Caribbean, and all of Oceania except Australia and New Zealand. This category matches the "less developed country"classification employed by the United Nations. "Less developed"countries are also referred to in the report as "developing"countries.")
(core-def "The "less developed"countries include all of Africa, all of Asia except Japan, the Transcaucasian and Central Asian republics of the NIS, all of Latin America and the Caribbean, and all of Oceania except Australia and New Zealand.")
(genus-phrase "countries")
(head-word "countries")
(excludes-includes
(contains "all of Africa")
)
(acronym "NIS")
)
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Definition:
Life expectancy at birth: The average number of years a group of people born in the same year can be expected to live if mortality at each age remains constant in the future.
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Analysis
Term: Life expectancy at birth
Source: (source
(agency "U.S. Bureau of the Census")
(resource "World Population Profile: 1996, pp. D-3 to D-4.")
(url "http://www.census.gov/ipc/www/wp96glos.html")
(tag "Census-WP96")
)
Cross-reference:
Full Definition:
The average number of years a group of people born in the same year can be expected to live if mortality at each age remains constant in the future.
Core Definition:
The average number of years a group of people born in the same year can be expected to live if mortality at each age remains constant in the future.
Genus Phrase: The average number of years
Head Genus Word: number
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SENSUS Full:
( Life expectancy at birth
(source
(agency "U.S. Bureau of the Census")
(resource "World Population Profile: 1996, pp. D-3 to D-4.")
(url "http://www.census.gov/ipc/www/wp96glos.html")
(tag "Census-WP96")
)
(full-def "The average number of years a group of people born in the same year can be expected to live if mortality at each age remains constant in the future.")
(core-def "The average number of years a group of people born in the same year can be expected to live if mortality at each age remains constant in the future.")
(genus-phrase "The average number of years")
(head-word "number")
)
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Definition:
Life table: A statistical table that follows a hypothetical cohort of 100,000 persons born at the same time as they progress through successive ages, with the cohort reduced from one age to the next according to a set of death rates by age until all persons eventually die.
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Term: Life table
Source: (source
(agency "U.S. Bureau of the Census")
(resource "World Population Profile: 1996, pp. D-3 to D-4.")
(url "http://www.census.gov/ipc/www/wp96glos.html")
(tag "Census-WP96")
)
Cross-reference:
Full Definition:
A statistical table that follows a hypothetical cohort of 100,000 persons born at the same time as they progress through successive ages, with the cohort reduced from one age to the next according to a set of death rates by age until all persons eventually die.
Core Definition:
A statistical table that follows a hypothetical cohort of 100,000 persons born at the same time as they progress through successive ages, with the cohort reduced from one age to the next according to a set of death rates by age until all persons eventually die.
Genus Phrase: A statistical table
Head Genus Word: table
Properties:
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Codes and Documents:
SENSUS Full:
( Life table
(source
(agency "U.S. Bureau of the Census")
(resource "World Population Profile: 1996, pp. D-3 to D-4.")
(url "http://www.census.gov/ipc/www/wp96glos.html")
(tag "Census-WP96")
)
(full-def "A statistical table that follows a hypothetical cohort of 100,000 persons born at the same time as they progress through successive ages, with the cohort reduced from one age to the next according to a set of death rates by age until all persons eventually die.")
(core-def "A statistical table that follows a hypothetical cohort of 100,000 persons born at the same time as they progress through successive ages, with the cohort reduced from one age to the next according to a set of death rates by age until all persons eventually die.")
(genus-phrase "A statistical table")
(head-word "table")
)
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Married women of reproductive age (MWRA): Women ages 15 to 49 either formally married or living in union with a man (consensual unions). Same as "currently married women."
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Median age: The midpoint age that separates the younger half of a population from the older half.
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Analysis
Term: Median age
Source: (source
(agency "U.S. Bureau of the Census")
(resource "World Population Profile: 1996, pp. D-3 to D-4.")
(url "http://www.census.gov/ipc/www/wp96glos.html")
(tag "Census-WP96")
)
Cross-reference:
Full Definition:
The midpoint age that separates the younger half of a population from the older half.
Core Definition:
The midpoint age that separates the younger half of a population from the older half.
Genus Phrase: The midpoint age
Head Genus Word: age
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SENSUS Full:
( Median age
(source
(agency "U.S. Bureau of the Census")
(resource "World Population Profile: 1996, pp. D-3 to D-4.")
(url "http://www.census.gov/ipc/www/wp96glos.html")
(tag "Census-WP96")
)
(full-def "The midpoint age that separates the younger half of a population from the older half.")
(core-def "The midpoint age that separates the younger half of a population from the older half.")
(genus-phrase "The midpoint age")
(head-word "age")
)
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Definition:
Modern methods of contraception: Condoms, injectables, IUD's, pills, vaginal methods (spermicides, diaphragms, or caps), and voluntary sterilization of a woman or her partner.
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Analysis
Term: Modern methods of contraception
Source: (source
(agency "U.S. Bureau of the Census")
(resource "World Population Profile: 1996, pp. D-3 to D-4.")
(url "http://www.census.gov/ipc/www/wp96glos.html")
(tag "Census-WP96")
)
Cross-reference:
Full Definition:
Condoms, injectables, IUD's, pills, vaginal methods (spermicides, diaphragms, or caps), and voluntary sterilization of a woman or her partner.
Core Definition:
Condoms, injectables, IUD's, pills, vaginal methods (spermicides, diaphragms, or caps), and voluntary sterilization of a woman or her partner.
Genus Phrase: Condoms
Head Genus Word: Condoms
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Codes and Documents:
Acronym: IUD
Acrocat:
IUD Intrauterine device
it Underregistration In
International Inc and
IMR it is
External: IUD
SENSUS Full:
( Modern methods of contraception
(source
(agency "U.S. Bureau of the Census")
(resource "World Population Profile: 1996, pp. D-3 to D-4.")
(url "http://www.census.gov/ipc/www/wp96glos.html")
(tag "Census-WP96")
)
(full-def "Condoms, injectables, IUD's, pills, vaginal methods (spermicides, diaphragms, or caps), and voluntary sterilization of a woman or her partner.")
(core-def "Condoms, injectables, IUD's, pills, vaginal methods (spermicides, diaphragms, or caps), and voluntary sterilization of a woman or her partner.")
(genus-phrase "Condoms")
(head-word "Condoms")
(acronym "IUD")
)
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More developed countries: The "more developed" countries and areas include all of North America and Europe (including the Baltics and the four European republics of the NIS) plus Japan, Australia, and New Zealand. This category matches the "more developed" classification employed by the United Nations.
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Analysis
Term: More developed countries
Source: (source
(agency "U.S. Bureau of the Census")
(resource "World Population Profile: 1996, pp. D-3 to D-4.")
(url "http://www.census.gov/ipc/www/wp96glos.html")
(tag "Census-WP96")
)
Cross-reference:
Full Definition:
The "more developed" countries and areas include all of North America and Europe (including the Baltics and the four European republics of the NIS) plus Japan, Australia, and New Zealand. This category matches the "more developed" classification employed by the United Nations.
Core Definition:
The "more developed" countries and areas include all of North America and Europe (including the Baltics and the four European republics of the NIS) plus Japan, Australia, and New Zealand.
Genus Phrase: countries
Head Genus Word: countries
Properties:
Excludes-Includes:
includes all of North America
includes the Baltics
Quantifiers:
Codes and Documents:
Acronym: NIS
Acrocat:
New Independent States
New Independent States NIS
Nations Natural increase
New Independent States NIS Fifteen
External: NIS
SENSUS Full:
( More developed countries
(source
(agency "U.S. Bureau of the Census")
(resource "World Population Profile: 1996, pp. D-3 to D-4.")
(url "http://www.census.gov/ipc/www/wp96glos.html")
(tag "Census-WP96")
)
(full-def "The "more developed"countries and areas include all of North America and Europe (including the Baltics and the four European republics of the NIS) plus Japan, Australia, and New Zealand. This category matches the "more developed"classification employed by the United Nations.")
(core-def "The "more developed"countries and areas include all of North America and Europe (including the Baltics and the four European republics of the NIS) plus Japan, Australia, and New Zealand.")
(genus-phrase "countries")
(head-word "countries")
(excludes-includes
(contains "all of North America")
(contains "the Baltics")
)
(acronym "NIS")
)
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Natural increase: The difference between the number of births and the number of deaths.
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Analysis
Term: Natural increase
Source: (source
(agency "U.S. Bureau of the Census")
(resource "World Population Profile: 1996, pp. D-3 to D-4.")
(url "http://www.census.gov/ipc/www/wp96glos.html")
(tag "Census-WP96")
)
Cross-reference:
Full Definition:
The difference between the number of births and the number of deaths.
Core Definition:
The difference between the number of births and the number of deaths.
Genus Phrase: The difference
Head Genus Word: difference
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Codes and Documents:
SENSUS Full:
( Natural increase
(source
(agency "U.S. Bureau of the Census")
(resource "World Population Profile: 1996, pp. D-3 to D-4.")
(url "http://www.census.gov/ipc/www/wp96glos.html")
(tag "Census-WP96")
)
(full-def "The difference between the number of births and the number of deaths.")
(core-def "The difference between the number of births and the number of deaths.")
(genus-phrase "The difference")
(head-word "difference")
)
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Definition:
Net migration rate: The difference between the number of migrants entering and those leaving a country in a year, per 1,000 midyear population. May also be expressed in percent. A positive figure is known as a net immigration rate and a negative figure as a net emigration rate.
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Analysis
Term: Net migration rate
Source: (source
(agency "U.S. Bureau of the Census")
(resource "World Population Profile: 1996, pp. D-3 to D-4.")
(url "http://www.census.gov/ipc/www/wp96glos.html")
(tag "Census-WP96")
)
Cross-reference:
Full Definition:
The difference between the number of migrants entering and those leaving a country in a year, per 1,000 midyear population. May also be expressed in percent. A positive figure is known as a net immigration rate and a negative figure as a net emigration rate.
Core Definition:
The difference between the number of migrants entering and those leaving a country in a year, per 1,000 midyear population.
Genus Phrase: The difference
Head Genus Word: difference
Properties:
Excludes-Includes:
Quantifiers:
Codes and Documents:
SENSUS Full:
( Net migration rate
(source
(agency "U.S. Bureau of the Census")
(resource "World Population Profile: 1996, pp. D-3 to D-4.")
(url "http://www.census.gov/ipc/www/wp96glos.html")
(tag "Census-WP96")
)
(full-def "The difference between the number of migrants entering and those leaving a country in a year, per 1,000 midyear population. May also be expressed in percent. A positive figure is known as a net immigration rate and a negative figure as a net emigration rate.")
(core-def "The difference between the number of migrants entering and those leaving a country in a year, per 1,000 midyear population.")
(genus-phrase "The difference")
(head-word "difference")
)
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New Independent States (NIS): Fifteen nations formed from the former Soviet Union. The Commonwealth of Independent States (CIS) refers to these countries excluding the three Baltic nations of Latvia, Estonia, and Lithuania.
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Definition:
Pandemic: A global epidemic.
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Term: Pandemic
Source: (source
(agency "U.S. Bureau of the Census")
(resource "World Population Profile: 1996, pp. D-3 to D-4.")
(url "http://www.census.gov/ipc/www/wp96glos.html")
(tag "Census-WP96")
)
Cross-reference:
Full Definition:
A global epidemic.
Core Definition:
A global epidemic.
Genus Phrase: A global epidemic
Head Genus Word: epidemic
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SENSUS Full:
( Pandemic
(source
(agency "U.S. Bureau of the Census")
(resource "World Population Profile: 1996, pp. D-3 to D-4.")
(url "http://www.census.gov/ipc/www/wp96glos.html")
(tag "Census-WP96")
)
(full-def "A global epidemic.")
(core-def "A global epidemic.")
(genus-phrase "A global epidemic")
(head-word "epidemic")
)
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Projections: Data on population and vital rates derived for future years based on statistics from population censuses, vital registration systems, or sample surveys pertaining to the recent past, and on assumptions about future trends.
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Analysis
Term: Projections
Source: (source
(agency "U.S. Bureau of the Census")
(resource "World Population Profile: 1996, pp. D-3 to D-4.")
(url "http://www.census.gov/ipc/www/wp96glos.html")
(tag "Census-WP96")
)
Cross-reference:
Full Definition:
Data on population and vital rates derived for future years based on statistics from population censuses, vital registration systems, or sample surveys pertaining to the recent past, and on assumptions about future trends.
Core Definition:
Data on population and vital rates derived for future years based on statistics from population censuses, vital registration systems, or sample surveys pertaining to the recent past, and on assumptions about future trends.
Genus Phrase: Data
Head Genus Word: Data
Properties:
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Quantifiers:
Codes and Documents:
SENSUS Full:
( Projections
(source
(agency "U.S. Bureau of the Census")
(resource "World Population Profile: 1996, pp. D-3 to D-4.")
(url "http://www.census.gov/ipc/www/wp96glos.html")
(tag "Census-WP96")
)
(full-def "Data on population and vital rates derived for future years based on statistics from population censuses, vital registration systems, or sample surveys pertaining to the recent past, and on assumptions about future trends.")
(core-def "Data on population and vital rates derived for future years based on statistics from population censuses, vital registration systems, or sample surveys pertaining to the recent past, and on assumptions about future trends.")
(genus-phrase "Data")
(head-word "Data")
)
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Rate of natural increase: The difference between the crude birth rate and the crude death rate.
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Analysis
Term: Rate of natural increase
Source: (source
(agency "U.S. Bureau of the Census")
(resource "World Population Profile: 1996, pp. D-3 to D-4.")
(url "http://www.census.gov/ipc/www/wp96glos.html")
(tag "Census-WP96")
)
Cross-reference:
Full Definition:
The difference between the crude birth rate and the crude death rate.
Core Definition:
The difference between the crude birth rate and the crude death rate.
Genus Phrase: The difference
Head Genus Word: difference
Properties:
Excludes-Includes:
Quantifiers:
Codes and Documents:
SENSUS Full:
( Rate of natural increase
(source
(agency "U.S. Bureau of the Census")
(resource "World Population Profile: 1996, pp. D-3 to D-4.")
(url "http://www.census.gov/ipc/www/wp96glos.html")
(tag "Census-WP96")
)
(full-def "The difference between the crude birth rate and the crude death rate.")
(core-def "The difference between the crude birth rate and the crude death rate.")
(genus-phrase "The difference")
(head-word "difference")
)
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Definition:
Replacement level fertility: The average number of children each woman would have to bear for a population to remain the same size over the long term. Conventionally taken to be an average of 2.1 children per woman.
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Analysis
Term: Replacement level fertility
Source: (source
(agency "U.S. Bureau of the Census")
(resource "World Population Profile: 1996, pp. D-3 to D-4.")
(url "http://www.census.gov/ipc/www/wp96glos.html")
(tag "Census-WP96")
)
Cross-reference:
Full Definition:
The average number of children each woman would have to bear for a population to remain the same size over the long term. Conventionally taken to be an average of 2.1 children per woman.
Core Definition:
The average number of children each woman would have to bear for a population to remain the same size over the long term.
Genus Phrase: The average number of children
Head Genus Word: number
Properties:
Excludes-Includes:
Quantifiers:
Codes and Documents:
SENSUS Full:
( Replacement level fertility
(source
(agency "U.S. Bureau of the Census")
(resource "World Population Profile: 1996, pp. D-3 to D-4.")
(url "http://www.census.gov/ipc/www/wp96glos.html")
(tag "Census-WP96")
)
(full-def "The average number of children each woman would have to bear for a population to remain the same size over the long term. Conventionally taken to be an average of 2.1 children per woman.")
(core-def "The average number of children each woman would have to bear for a population to remain the same size over the long term.")
(genus-phrase "The average number of children")
(head-word "number")
)
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Definition:
Seroprevalence: The percent of a population testing positive for infection in a blood test. In the context of this report, the percent testing positive for antibodies to HIV.
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Analysis
Definition:
Sustainable development: The term refers to achieving economic and social development in ways that do not exhaust a country's natural resources. See, also, Ashford (1995) and The World Commission on Environment and Development (1987). In the Commission's words: "... sustainable development is ... a process of change in which the exploitation of resources, the direction of investments, the orientation of technological development, and institutional change are made consistent with the future as well as present needs" (Ibid: 9).
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Analysis
Term: Sustainable development
Source: (source
(agency "U.S. Bureau of the Census")
(resource "World Population Profile: 1996, pp. D-3 to D-4.")
(url "http://www.census.gov/ipc/www/wp96glos.html")
(tag "Census-WP96")
)
Cross-reference:
Full Definition:
The term refers to achieving economic and social development in ways that do not exhaust a country's natural resources. See, also, Ashford (1995) and The World Commission on Environment and Development (1987). In the Commission's words: "... sustainable development is ... a process of change in which the exploitation of resources, the direction of investments, the orientation of technological development, and institutional change are made consistent with the future as well as present needs" (Ibid: 9).
Core Definition:
The term refers to achieving economic and social development in ways that do not exhaust a country's natural resources.
Genus Phrase: The term
Head Genus Word: term
Properties:
Excludes-Includes:
Quantifiers:
Codes and Documents:
SENSUS Full:
( Sustainable development
(source
(agency "U.S. Bureau of the Census")
(resource "World Population Profile: 1996, pp. D-3 to D-4.")
(url "http://www.census.gov/ipc/www/wp96glos.html")
(tag "Census-WP96")
)
(full-def "The term refers to achieving economic and social development in ways that do not exhaust a country's natural resources. See, also, Ashford (1995) and The World Commission on Environment and Development (1987). In the Commission's words: "... sustainable development is ... a process of change in which the exploitation of resources, the direction of investments, the orientation of technological development, and institutional change are made consistent with the future as well as present needs"(Ibid: 9).")
(core-def "The term refers to achieving economic and social development in ways that do not exhaust a country's natural resources.")
(genus-phrase "The term")
(head-word "term")
)
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Definition:
Total fertility rate: The average number of children that would be born per woman if all women lived to the end of their childbearing years and bore children according to a given set of age-specific fertility rates.
.
Analysis
Term: Total fertility rate
Source: (source
(agency "U.S. Bureau of the Census")
(resource "World Population Profile: 1996, pp. D-3 to D-4.")
(url "http://www.census.gov/ipc/www/wp96glos.html")
(tag "Census-WP96")
)
Cross-reference:
Full Definition:
The average number of children that would be born per woman if all women lived to the end of their childbearing years and bore children according to a given set of age-specific fertility rates.
Core Definition:
The average number of children that would be born per woman if all women lived to the end of their childbearing years and bore children according to a given set of age-specific fertility rates.
Genus Phrase: The average number of children
Head Genus Word: number
Properties:
Excludes-Includes:
Quantifiers:
Codes and Documents:
SENSUS Full:
( Total fertility rate
(source
(agency "U.S. Bureau of the Census")
(resource "World Population Profile: 1996, pp. D-3 to D-4.")
(url "http://www.census.gov/ipc/www/wp96glos.html")
(tag "Census-WP96")
)
(full-def "The average number of children that would be born per woman if all women lived to the end of their childbearing years and bore children according to a given set of age-specific fertility rates.")
(core-def "The average number of children that would be born per woman if all women lived to the end of their childbearing years and bore children according to a given set of age-specific fertility rates.")
(genus-phrase "The average number of children")
(head-word "number")
)
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Definition:
Traditional methods of contraception: Periodic abstinence, rhythm, withdrawal, douche, and folk methods. Also known as natural methods.
.
Analysis
Term: Traditional methods of contraception
Source: (source
(agency "U.S. Bureau of the Census")
(resource "World Population Profile: 1996, pp. D-3 to D-4.")
(url "http://www.census.gov/ipc/www/wp96glos.html")
(tag "Census-WP96")
)
Cross-reference:
Full Definition:
Periodic abstinence, rhythm, withdrawal, douche, and folk methods. Also known as natural methods.
Core Definition:
Periodic abstinence, rhythm, withdrawal, douche, and folk methods.
Genus Phrase: Periodic abstinence
Head Genus Word: abstinence
Properties:
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SENSUS Full:
( Traditional methods of contraception
(source
(agency "U.S. Bureau of the Census")
(resource "World Population Profile: 1996, pp. D-3 to D-4.")
(url "http://www.census.gov/ipc/www/wp96glos.html")
(tag "Census-WP96")
)
(full-def "Periodic abstinence, rhythm, withdrawal, douche, and folk methods. Also known as natural methods.")
(core-def "Periodic abstinence, rhythm, withdrawal, douche, and folk methods.")
(genus-phrase "Periodic abstinence")
(head-word "abstinence")
)
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Definition:
Under-5 mortality: Number of deaths of children under 5 years of age from a cohort of 1,000 live births. Denoted 5q0, it is the probability of dying between birth and exact age 5.
.
Analysis
Term: Under-5 mortality
Source: (source
(agency "U.S. Bureau of the Census")
(resource "World Population Profile: 1996, pp. D-3 to D-4.")
(url "http://www.census.gov/ipc/www/wp96glos.html")
(tag "Census-WP96")
)
Cross-reference:
Full Definition:
Number of deaths of children under 5 years of age from a cohort of 1,000 live births. Denoted 5q0, it is the probability of dying between birth and exact age 5.
Core Definition:
Number of deaths of children under 5 years of age from a cohort of 1,000 live births.
Genus Phrase: Number of deaths
Head Genus Word: Number
Properties:
Excludes-Includes:
Quantifiers:
Codes and Documents:
SENSUS Full:
( Under-5 mortality
(source
(agency "U.S. Bureau of the Census")
(resource "World Population Profile: 1996, pp. D-3 to D-4.")
(url "http://www.census.gov/ipc/www/wp96glos.html")
(tag "Census-WP96")
)
(full-def "Number of deaths of children under 5 years of age from a cohort of 1,000 live births. Denoted 5q0, it is the probability of dying between birth and exact age 5.")
(core-def "Number of deaths of children under 5 years of age from a cohort of 1,000 live births.")
(genus-phrase "Number of deaths")
(head-word "Number")
)
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Definition:
Underenumeration: In a census, the erroneous counting of fewer persons in a population than actually belong to it.
.
Analysis
Term: Underenumeration
Source: (source
(agency "U.S. Bureau of the Census")
(resource "World Population Profile: 1996, pp. D-3 to D-4.")
(url "http://www.census.gov/ipc/www/wp96glos.html")
(tag "Census-WP96")
)
Cross-reference:
Full Definition:
In a census, the erroneous counting of fewer persons in a population than actually belong to it.
Core Definition:
In a census, the erroneous counting of fewer persons in a population than actually belong to it.
Genus Phrase: a census
Head Genus Word: census
Properties:
Excludes-Includes:
Quantifiers:
Codes and Documents:
SENSUS Full:
( Underenumeration
(source
(agency "U.S. Bureau of the Census")
(resource "World Population Profile: 1996, pp. D-3 to D-4.")
(url "http://www.census.gov/ipc/www/wp96glos.html")
(tag "Census-WP96")
)
(full-def "In a census, the erroneous counting of fewer persons in a population than actually belong to it.")
(core-def "In a census, the erroneous counting of fewer persons in a population than actually belong to it.")
(genus-phrase "a census")
(head-word "census")
)
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Definition:
Underregistration: In a vital registration system, the failure to register all vital events that occur in a population.
.
Analysis
Term: Underregistration
Source: (source
(agency "U.S. Bureau of the Census")
(resource "World Population Profile: 1996, pp. D-3 to D-4.")
(url "http://www.census.gov/ipc/www/wp96glos.html")
(tag "Census-WP96")
)
Cross-reference:
Full Definition:
In a vital registration system, the failure to register all vital events that occur in a population.
Core Definition:
In a vital registration system, the failure to register all vital events that occur in a population.
Genus Phrase: a vital registration system
Head Genus Word: system
Properties:
Excludes-Includes:
Quantifiers:
Codes and Documents:
SENSUS Full:
( Underregistration
(source
(agency "U.S. Bureau of the Census")
(resource "World Population Profile: 1996, pp. D-3 to D-4.")
(url "http://www.census.gov/ipc/www/wp96glos.html")
(tag "Census-WP96")
)
(full-def "In a vital registration system, the failure to register all vital events that occur in a population.")
(core-def "In a vital registration system, the failure to register all vital events that occur in a population.")
(genus-phrase "a vital registration system")
(head-word "system")
)
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Definition:
Unmet need for family planning: Nonuse of contraception among women who would like to regulate their fertility, measured as the proportion of currently married women of reproductive age not using contraception but wishing either to postpone the next wanted birth or to prevent unwanted childbearing after having achieved their desired number of children.
.
Analysis
Term: Unmet need for family planning
Source: (source
(agency "U.S. Bureau of the Census")
(resource "World Population Profile: 1996, pp. D-3 to D-4.")
(url "http://www.census.gov/ipc/www/wp96glos.html")
(tag "Census-WP96")
)
Cross-reference:
Full Definition:
Nonuse of contraception among women who would like to regulate their fertility, measured as the proportion of currently married women of reproductive age not using contraception but wishing either to postpone the next wanted birth or to prevent unwanted childbearing after having achieved their desired number of children.
Core Definition:
Nonuse of contraception among women who would like to regulate their fertility, measured as the proportion of currently married women of reproductive age not using contraception but wishing either to postpone the next wanted birth or to prevent unwanted childbearing after having achieved their desired number of children.
Genus Phrase: Nonuse of contraception
Head Genus Word: Nonuse
Properties:
having achieved : their
Excludes-Includes:
Quantifiers:
Codes and Documents:
SENSUS Full:
( Unmet need for family planning
(source
(agency "U.S. Bureau of the Census")
(resource "World Population Profile: 1996, pp. D-3 to D-4.")
(url "http://www.census.gov/ipc/www/wp96glos.html")
(tag "Census-WP96")
)
(full-def "Nonuse of contraception among women who would like to regulate their fertility, measured as the proportion of currently married women of reproductive age not using contraception but wishing either to postpone the next wanted birth or to prevent unwanted childbearing after having achieved their desired number of children.")
(core-def "Nonuse of contraception among women who would like to regulate their fertility, measured as the proportion of currently married women of reproductive age not using contraception but wishing either to postpone the next wanted birth or to prevent unwanted childbearing after having achieved their desired number of children.")
(genus-phrase "Nonuse of contraception")
(head-word "Nonuse")
(properties
(contains "their")
)
)
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Definition:
Vital events: Births and deaths.
.
Analysis
Term: Vital events
Source: (source
(agency "U.S. Bureau of the Census")
(resource "World Population Profile: 1996, pp. D-3 to D-4.")
(url "http://www.census.gov/ipc/www/wp96glos.html")
(tag "Census-WP96")
)
Cross-reference:
Full Definition:
Births and deaths.
Core Definition:
Births and deaths.
Genus Phrase: Births
Head Genus Word: Births
Properties:
Excludes-Includes:
Quantifiers:
Codes and Documents:
SENSUS Full:
( Vital events
(source
(agency "U.S. Bureau of the Census")
(resource "World Population Profile: 1996, pp. D-3 to D-4.")
(url "http://www.census.gov/ipc/www/wp96glos.html")
(tag "Census-WP96")
)
(full-def "Births and deaths.")
(core-def "Births and deaths.")
(genus-phrase "Births")
(head-word "Births")
)
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Definition:
Vital rates: Birth rates and death rates.
.
Analysis
Term: Vital rates
Source: (source
(agency "U.S. Bureau of the Census")
(resource "World Population Profile: 1996, pp. D-3 to D-4.")
(url "http://www.census.gov/ipc/www/wp96glos.html")
(tag "Census-WP96")
)
Cross-reference:
Full Definition:
Birth rates and death rates.
Core Definition:
Birth rates and death rates.
Genus Phrase: Birth rates
Head Genus Word: rates
Properties:
Excludes-Includes:
Quantifiers:
Codes and Documents:
SENSUS Full:
( Vital rates
(source
(agency "U.S. Bureau of the Census")
(resource "World Population Profile: 1996, pp. D-3 to D-4.")
(url "http://www.census.gov/ipc/www/wp96glos.html")
(tag "Census-WP96")
)
(full-def "Birth rates and death rates.")
(core-def "Birth rates and death rates.")
(genus-phrase "Birth rates")
(head-word "rates")
)
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Definition:
Vital registration: The recording of vital events for legal, administrative, and statistical purposes.
.
Analysis
Term: Vital registration
Source: (source
(agency "U.S. Bureau of the Census")
(resource "World Population Profile: 1996, pp. D-3 to D-4.")
(url "http://www.census.gov/ipc/www/wp96glos.html")
(tag "Census-WP96")
)
Cross-reference:
Full Definition:
The recording of vital events for legal, administrative, and statistical purposes.
Core Definition:
The recording of vital events for legal, administrative, and statistical purposes.
Genus Phrase: The recording of vital events
Head Genus Word: recording
Properties:
Excludes-Includes:
Quantifiers:
Codes and Documents:
SENSUS Full:
( Vital registration
(source
(agency "U.S. Bureau of the Census")
(resource "World Population Profile: 1996, pp. D-3 to D-4.")
(url "http://www.census.gov/ipc/www/wp96glos.html")
(tag "Census-WP96")
)
(full-def "The recording of vital events for legal, administrative, and statistical purposes.")
(core-def "The recording of vital events for legal, administrative, and statistical purposes.")
(genus-phrase "The recording of vital events")
(head-word "recording")
)
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Definition:
WHO: World Health Organization.
.
Analysis
Definition:
WHO/GPA: World Health Organization/ Global Programme on AIDS.
.
Analysis
8 - births
7 - countries
6 - deaths
6 - contraception
6 - age
6 - children
6 - a population
4 - mortality
4 - a year
4 - their
4 - the number
4 - birth
4 - reproductive age
3 - fertility
3 - The average number
3 - currently married women
3 - it
3 - the United Nations
3 - midyear
3 - women
3 - the population
3 - The difference
3 - a woman
3 - population
3 - The number
3 - AIDS
2 - the crude birth rate
2 - The average annual number
2 - the proportion
2 - HIV
2 - union
2 - Children
2 - classification
2 - Women ages 15
2 - sex
2 - the probability
2 - family planning
2 - migration
2 - Japan
2 - the NIS
2 - consensual unions
2 - The percent
2 - change
2 - years
2 - the crude death rate
2 - 49
2 - a man
2 - This category
2 - a cohort
2 - woman
2 - New Zealand
2 - the time
2 - the inquiry
2 - this report
2 - the future
2 - a country
2 - the next
2 - migrants
2 - Australia
1 - progress
1 - the same time
1 - the Caribbean
1 - 9
1 - 2.1 children
1 - Median age
1 - partner
1 - technological development
1 - diaphragms
1 - fewer persons
1 - such projections
1 - Birth rate
1 - New Independent States
1 - words
1 - Condoms
1 - vital events
1 - withdrawal
1 - Underregistration
1 - Contraception
1 - the recent past
1 - institutional change
1 - folk methods
1 - unwanted childbearing
1 - Replacement level fertility
1 - death rates
1 - the younger half
1 - birth rate
1 - / GPA
1 - Periodic abstinence
1 - present needs
1 - Currently married women
1 - population censuses
1 - Ibid
1 - special techniques
1 - resources
1 - 5 - year age groups
1 - Latvia
1 - a net emigration rate
1 - information
1 - Inc.
1 - demographic measures
1 - household surveys
1 - Europe
1 - Component method
1 - Crude birth rate
1 - The term
1 - World Health Organization / Global Programme on AIDS
1 - 1987Development
1 - the initial year
1 - the report
1 - Sustainable development
1 - all of Oceania
1 - a surplus
1 - childbearing years
1 - antibodies
1 - ... sustainable development
1 - the children
1 - set
1 - areas
1 - The use
1 - a country 's
1 - The Commonwealth
1 - the total population
1 - the older half
1 - Estonia
1 - component method
1 - the older ages
1 - couples
1 - The recording
1 - Vital rates
1 - CIS
1 - references
1 - Underenumeration
1 - spacing
1 - Base population
1 - IMR
1 - the procedure
1 - natural methods
1 - statistics
1 - group
1 - the former Soviet Union
1 - Cohort
1 - the same calendar year
1 - a net immigration rate
1 - Life expectancy
1 - all of Africa
1 - a negative figure
1 - An increase
1 - Family planning
1 - successive ages
1 - Seroprevalence
1 - vital rates
1 - DHS
1 - Pandemic
1 - the failure
1 - Intrauterine device
1 - Births
1 - a census
1 - The midpoint age
1 - midyear population
1 - Denoted 5q0
1 - spermicides
1 - an increase
1 - age-specific fertility rates
1 - separate components
1 - each age
1 - a projection
1 - all women
1 - Lithuania
1 - a vital registration system
1 - a process
1 - The distribution
1 - caps
1 - the direction
1 - pills
1 - Rate
1 - the orientation
1 - The rate
1 - immune deficiency syndrome
1 - the cohort component method
1 - Projections
1 - a particular age group
1 - voluntary sterilization
1 - 5 years
1 - the Commission 's
1 - the median age
1 - Independent States
1 - the four European republics
1 - Married women
1 - details
1 - Contraceptive prevalence rate
1 - the long term
1 - Total fertility rate
1 - The total number
1 - A statistical table
1 - Indirect estimation
1 - the cohort
1 - percent
1 - World Health Organization
1 - all of North America
1 - an ongoing program
1 - deficit
1 - Modern methods
1 - rhythm
1 - individuals
1 - The conscious effort
1 - future years
1 - investments
1 - all vital events
1 - a group
1 - a blood test
1 - Interagency Working Group
1 - MWRA
1 - The population
1 - The classification
1 - Demographic and Health Surveys
1 - a 5 - year age group
1 - The average annual percent change
1 - population growth rate
1 - Birth rates
1 - Net migration rate
1 - Fifteen nations
1 - 1 year
1 - the Baltics
1 - death rates rates
1 - assumptions
1 - Age-specific fertility rate
1 - Macro International
1 - douche
1 - the end
1 - IUD 's
1 - the grouping
1 - Traditional methods
1 - population change
1 - economic and social development
1 - the Glossary
1 - general level
1 - Age structure
1 - the three Baltic nations
1 - a hypothetical cohort
1 - the exploitation
1 - Natural increase
1 - the same size
1 - Cohort component method
1 - sample surveys
1 - the percent testing positive
1 - injectables
1 - statistical purposes
1 - Unmet need
1 - the balance
1 - organizations
1 - Life table
1 - NIS
1 - future trends
1 - Infant mortality rate
1 - Death rate
1 - people
1 - each woman
1 - A positive figure
1 - Nonuse
1 - the same year
1 - Human immunodeficiency virus
1 - Vital registration
1 - Components
1 - Development category
1 - natural increase
1 - Ashford
1 - Number
1 - The World Commission
1 - a set
1 - death rate
1 - vital registration systems
1 - country
1 - - 5 mortality
1 - vaginal methods
1 - The virus
1 - Data
1 - a population testing positive
1 - infection
1 - A method
1 - IUD
1 - ways
1 - these terms
1 - iwgAIDS
1 - average annual rate
1 - the context
1 - number
1 - those leaving
1 - married women
1 - the erroneous counting
1 - persons
1 - an average
1 - all of Asia
1 - one age
1 - them
1 - economic development
1 - 49 years
1 - 0
1 - infants
1 - the Transcaucasian
1 - the range 15
1 - all of Latin America
1 - A global epidemic
1 - they
1 - growth
1 - Fertility
1 - Central Asian republics
1 - her
1 - a method
1 - Denoted 1
1 - all persons
1 - Crude death rate
1 - Growth rate
1 - Vital events
1 - A group
1 - natural resources
1 - exact age 1
1 - exact age 5
1 - regions
1 - Environment
1 - these countries