If by birth rate you mean the number of births during a given period of time then the answer is yes. The rate may be further qualified, for example, as the number per 1000 women of childbearing age but that does not alter the nature of the variable. If, however, by birth rate you mean the number of births WITHOUT the time element, the measure becomes discrete.
the name aali means lofty, enlightened, the name is arabic, and is not ranked on any of the U.S births
well since i had a lot of babies (if you know what i mean) i no that it is 7 (thats how many babies i had)
If you mean the number pi, that has an infinite number of decimals.If you mean the number pi, that has an infinite number of decimals.If you mean the number pi, that has an infinite number of decimals.If you mean the number pi, that has an infinite number of decimals.
The mean of a number is the same as the number.
Birth by itself would not be a ratio scale measurement. It would merely be a count. To have a ratio, an item must be in relation to another item. Here are some examples as statements:(General count statistic: A hospital oversaw 300 births in a 1-year period.)(Ratio: Of 15,000 women in a community, 300 babies were born during a 1-year period.)(Ratio: From 2,079 patients admitted to the hospital in that year, 300 were women in labor.)Of the 300 births, half were born to Caucasian women, and half to Black women of Jamaican descent.Of the 300 births, 245 babies and mothers had no birth problems.Of the 300 births, 10 babies were born breech.Of the 300 births, 45 were delivered by C-section.Of the 300 births, 102 showed signs of maternal drug use.Of the 300 births, 12 babies had an Apgar of 3 at 1 minute which improved to 5 at 2 minutes.Of the 300 births, 112 babies experienced very mild jaundice within 12 hours.Of the 300 births, 2 babies developed serious jaundice within 12 hours.Each of these could be written as (x number): 300, example 102:300. The colon would mean out of or from this number.If you only present the "counts" without the total stated, that's just counting, not a ratio. For example:300 babies were born. That gives no ratio information. It's just a count.
61 - year of birth 10641 number of births ytd
You mean 'how are baby penguins born?' -_-
born what do you mean born do you not know how babies are born???
Zero population means that there is no growth in the number of people or animals or plants in an area. The number of deaths equal the number of births.
Babies born to Royalty!
No All of her births were natural. (I assume you mean that a woman had given birth to several children and none were by C-section) Someone can only be born once!
Natural change refers to changes that occur in a population due to factors such as births and deaths, without the influence of migration. It is calculated by subtracting the number of deaths from the number of births in a given population over a specified period of time.
If you mean that where do babies come from let me know.
do you mean what actual month or month into pregnancy ?
If by birth rate you mean the number of births during a given period of time then the answer is yes. The rate may be further qualified, for example, as the number per 1000 women of childbearing age but that does not alter the nature of the variable. If, however, by birth rate you mean the number of births WITHOUT the time element, the measure becomes discrete.
AMOUNT OF BABIES BORN IN THAT MOMENT