demographic transition

常見(jiàn)例句

In Europe and North America this demographic transition began in earnest around 1870.
在歐洲和北美這個(gè)人口過(guò)渡開(kāi)始於1870年左右。
In China family planning policies had “accelerated the process of demographic transition”.
在中國(guó)，計(jì)劃生育政策“加速了這種人口過(guò)渡過(guò)程”。
To assess the effects of the demographic transition, the two researchers split the sample into women born before 1870 and those born in or after it.
爲(wèi)了評(píng)估人口過(guò)渡的影響，這兩名研究員分頭對(duì)在1870年前和在這時(shí)及之後進(jìn)行生産的婦女進(jìn)行取樣。

The demographic transition, according to this analysis, is a shift from r-type to K-type behaviour.
ECONOMIST: Why, as people get richer, do they have fewer children?
And that does not include any benefits that might come from the demographic transition.
ECONOMIST: Vaccination
This is because such countries have moved furthest along the demographic transition from poor, high-fertility status to richer, low-fertility status.
ECONOMIST: African child mortality