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5 Proximate Determinants of Fertility
Pages 92-122

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From page 92... ... SProxi:rnate Dim of :F~ert~lity From- the analysts in Chewer Ski tt' Is cle~ that [~v decIlned subst~ nallv between the tImeS of ~e ~ya Fen111ty su-~ey (~S, i977~) Read the entire page →
From page 93... ... quantized Me exams of six of to nine Oxide dele~in=1s of Agility 1ba1 ~ son to gave the Angst exact on Icily in 41 populations: ~rcont~e of women in sexual union, postpartum abstinence Ad lotions enema Alan 1oqelberT, congas ~ ~ ~ . Read the entire page →
From page 94... ... ~ tbenmo~=, Dew ~ other id~ca cons ~ age ~ Corset union is increasing in Kenya; younger women ~ mutinying ~ older ages. As induced in Bade it 1, for loomed age 20 to 24 the median age ~ Cast union in 1989 was 19.~8 yeah. Read the entire page →
From page 95... ... ^~.w WAS An' ~y ::: Cow Em >ant be: :` ~ 1,~ I:: c:: ~ Id ~ Hi ~ ~ - ~ ~ A � 1~. Read the entire page →
From page 98... ... i,C0asl,and\Vis~n aces; s~ledlizadonin ~yanza P~ovince;thelElD id Center Ptovince;and periodic abstinence oriby1bm~n Eastern and I galley pavings. C{,tbe~index of coupon, ~neasu~s 1be enact on fatality oft~be proportion of women using concacep~on$as ~ellastbe e~bcbvenessofibe Embody used: Cal 1 ~ no _ ~ used and 0 ~ MU women use modern motbodstb~ are 100 peroe~D1e~cOve. Read the entire page →
From page 99... ... ~-~ ~ :^ ~ TABLE 5-4 Milan Camber of Combs of Breasl~e~Dg, Possum Amenorrhea, Po~stp~1um Ab~sd~nsence, and Possum Insusceptibility for Currently Branded Yeomen by Subgroup, 1977-1978 }OPS Weighted Months TO Sub_p BE Em ~s~g Insu~p~blo ~Bias 17.3 12.0 3.9 12.7 4.~3 lit 18.8 12 ~4.0 12 ~1 1~3 11.6 3.4 12.1 ~35~9 17.3 12.S 4.3 ~13.8 1,152 Resid== Drug 17.6 12 3 3.8 12 9 4,426 USA ~14.7 10 0 4.2 IO., 537 181 13.6 4.6 lag Mel 1~ ~16.7 12.1 3.7 12.S 1~16 5~ ~16: ~8 ~1.183 13 ~1 3 ~ ~vincsc 1# #3 13 1# 1 ~1~1 11.9 3 ~12.7 101 25 ~13.1 9.0 3.4 9.0 1 12.1 AS 1 ~18 1~, lag 2) 1 1 1 ~1# ~1~1 1 2i~34 13.3 10.6 2.4 10.9 ~3 3 ~1# 11.1 3 ~11.9 18.1 13 ~2 ~ 15~24 21.9 14 0 3.7 14 0 129 11 13 ~18.i 3 ~18.7 1# 1# 13 12.9 13~^ 18.6 10.9 3.4 1 1.8 152 23 ~17.3 114 3.5 12 1 376 35~9 =.4 12 9 i.3 14 3 238 17.7 1~3 2 ~1# 1,1= 1 ~18 ~13 ~3.1 13.6 357 # ~175 11.9 2.6 12.2 17 ~11 ~3.2 13.3 O Vary 17.6 13.1 6.6 14.0 988 1 ~lag 6 ~lag 2~34 16 ~12 ~60 13.3 486 3 ~165 13.8 8.4 15.9 193 ala ~8 < 18 ~1~2 3.2 1~6 2S 6.9 12 ~2.6 115 1 ~1# 1 ~O ~1= Ed as the ~n nu^: of ~$ of ~s~ mama or ~e, v~bev~ is 1~. Read the entire page →
From page 100... ... 7~ Amp ~ ~c; or Amp TABLE AS Aeon Number of ) 4onib$ of Brea~d~eding,Postp~u~m A~meno Thea, Possum ^bsOnence~and Postpartum I~nsuscepli~l.ity far Cun~Dtl~y branded W omen by Subgnoup,1988-1~989 DJ) Read the entire page →
From page 101... ... ~-^ ~ OF TABLE 5~3 ~ Mob 707 Maid Lo. of Sap ~Breast~eding In Abstaining ~sus=~ible ~Bi~b~s ..... Read the entire page →
From page 102... ... 2~:~\ ~= 0F ~^ faction or po~p~um Obedience, (\ equals 1; Ruben inTecundabiCty pennanenl, ~ equals 0. Pstbolso~ica1 or Pd~sry Sternum Pd marys~led~lil~ o~rtbeinab~ility ofa woman 10 be~rac~ldforbiologiC~ Is has ~odc~ly been tighin sub-Sibaran ZdBic~ paricul~lyin Centered ^fica (~tank, 1983; BODG8~1S al al., 1984;~Pirloy and Besley, 19887 In sociedestb~ v~uelarge f~m~l~s,sucb Ives ofstedD~ prevent solos women Hobo vouldlike n, bearc~ldTen fawn ding so andlo~ertbe averageleveloffs~ili1~ Inibisanblysis,pd~mary s1~d~Utyis measured by1be~percentpge of eve m Lied woman age40to 49 Hobo a[oobildle~ss. Read the entire page →
From page 103... ... ~-= ~ ~ ~ BY 1988~1989,tbe n~donall~evel of primly s~ledlity~dec~ased lo 2~4 percent. Stedlily ~ m~ned~bi~b~er among urban Omen ban rum Woman and gong loose woman aria noeducadonth~n women with 1 10 7 ye~rsof education Prim ~ sterility ~ ~ still bighes~tin Jacobi; b~owev~er~le~vels dropped drastically to 2.1 pe~Eentin the CoastPtovince Edison by 1.7 p ~ p Read the entire page →
From page 104... ... m~e ~ ab - ~n t~ ~r subgroupS of ~e : therefore:, the na~ t~! cst~e Is used ~r al:! Read the entire page →
From page 105... ... ~-~ ~ oF ~ 7~ groups (13-24, early; 25-34, middle; Id 3i-49, 1~) , mange poems had tbe~ ~~ enact iD 1be easy Me Map, =Dechng ~ Cons of -- Because of Lear entry alto women single tab in the other Me groups. Read the entire page →
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From page 112... ... s-~ Inlooling ~ 1be n~io~nal~lovel~in~scses ~pm Me 198831989 Bl) ~S,tbe mosti~O _ 1 ~ likes e ssingindex~is pose _ in~cu~nd~bili(r able lowed by con~tephon,~ndiben ~i d4ge.~Abo~i~o:D and primary sterility bad limited equals. Read the entire page →
From page 113... ... ~-~: D~ CF ~~ Manage I.... Read the entire page →
From page 114... ... ~LAT10~ BED EDUCES 1~ PROX1~ATE DETERS AND FERllLlTY proximate den Nieces of 1be Bongos Demon hoe been estimated Tom the US Ad IDS data by idenl~ic~ methods. They cam ~ then ~ icicle 10 the ~ yogas p~ce~ng the surveys. Read the entire page →
From page 115... ... Tbe am ~losvse ~ l demise advises from substand ~ reducdonsin ~ Tbe 1~ ~r are puzzling At tab lime of able EMS, 1be Coax bad 1be logiest ~ index of ~1 1be provinces except ~ ~rdbi~i.e.,1he tighes1reponed c~ld~lessness annong evenhanded women aged 40~49 years) and thelo~e~st ~ Ague 0t~elonges~tinsuscepUbl~e period following a birth) Read the entire page →
From page 116... ... However the {{ i~ndices~a1tbe BOFS mere allratber close to 1 because of lo conb~pdve use in ~1 provinces except ~ ~robi<.~83~and Center (.9~2~. The scope for error due 10 the assunq~ionisibussm Filbert. Read the entire page →
From page 117... ... + Sisya ~ Mombass got 35 30 25 20 4~ ~^,_ 10 5 O Os c f a a ~ basin Gishu 0 Kilifi c o o a o a a -10 0 to 20 30 go 50 Proximate Determinants Decline OGRE 5-6A. Cling in lily and proximate Terming ibises. Read the entire page →
From page 120... ... 726 P~~ ~ OF ~^ alp ~ ~ ., ~~, ~ ~ ail <) Examination of 1be changes in 1be proximate determinants of Wilily Maya mom Me 1~e 1970s ~ Me lee 1980s Every ~ ~ idle of incoming contraceptive use in 1be Agility dine over this some period. Read the entire page →
From page 121... ... AbsOnenceis excluded as ~ m~etbod becausei1 ~aslis~d as a potency response only on 1be BCFS quesbonn~re and not on Be D ~S, and because many ofibe Women ~bor~po~ed using ab~inesceas acon~cepdve m Abed Here practicing postpartum abstinence, Limb is captured in 1be Hinder. Pedodic abstinence orrbythm motbod,bo~ever,isinclu~ded as ~ method. Read the entire page →
From page 122... ... I: Bong~::~t ~- (~: 'used the -I ~ women age 45~: who ~ id ~ ~ tt ~ =~ ~ th0 ~ ~ 0~e 0t 05: ~ ~55 ~ 0~0 330 40 49 Is 'used tO :. ~e O:~:~= of wOmen 1n cach sub=~p =d mduce to stand=d ever In est~m=~z s. Read the entire page →

From page 92...

... SProxi:rnate Dim of :F~ert~lity From- the analysts in Chewer Ski tt' Is cle~ that [~v decIlned subst~ nallv between the tImeS of ~e ~ya Fen111ty su-~ey (~S, i977~)

5 Proximate Determinants of Fertility Pages 92-122

5 Proximate Determinants of Fertility
Pages 92-122