Titlebook: Expectations of Life; A Study in the Demog H. O. Lancaster Book 1990 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1990 Adult mortality.Demograp

mutineer

Intestinal Infectious Diseases,ism was responsible for the disease. The descriptions of the diseases in the order of the ICD entails the mention of rubrics that cause but few deaths, and, so, if we adhered to the rule of one rubric to a section, there would be an undue number of sections. Occasionally, therefore, we have combined

inquisitive

Indolent

迅速飛過(guò)

Measurement of Mortality,tudy of mortality statistics was made by John Graunt (1620–1674) with his observations on the bills of mortality of the city of London in Graunt (1662), Hull (1899). The bills had commenced in 1517 or 1519 at the order of Henry VIII as a means of warning against increases in the incidence of plague;

搬運(yùn)工

Infectious Diseases, and epidemiologic details. Material for the quantitative study of epidemics has been available in the various countries only in recent times; for example, the . had first been published about 1518 after the aggregation of parish records and were continued until the collection of such data became th

travail

Intestinal Infectious Diseases,begin with the infectious or organismal diseases. It is necessary to give, if only for the ease of remembering, some character to the disease rubrics, so we give the description of each disease with its ICD number and, where relevant, define the inclusions to and exclusions from the particular rubri

較早

cognizant

Diseases due to Viruses and Chlamydias, an enterovirus, of three numbered types, infecting the human. The primary site of infection is the alimentary tract, infection passing from person to person by the fecal-oral route, especially under conditions of low hygiene; young children are frequently the means of spreading the infection, and t

Ambulatory

尊嚴(yán)

Computers, Nanotechnology, Internet and Many Other Technologies,of energy at this scale. This had some severe implications soon to be realized, both on the military side (bad consequences) as well as on the civilian side (positive – but later less and less accepted – consequences).