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Fig. 1 Expected effect of twins on total births More

Fig. 5 Trends in the median duration of closed birth intervals as total fertility decreases according to region in 83 countries More

Fig. 1 Distance from parents at age 20 and age 34: Total 1967–1972 Norwegian birth cohorts More

Fig. 5 Predicted values of total time by birth weight and mother’s education (using estimates from Model 3 on full sample of sibling pairs) More

Fig. 6 Vital statistics estimates of total and first-birth rates according to percentage of foreign-born Hipanics who are recently arrived, by state in 2000. Data are from Sutton and Mathews ( 2006 ) More

Fig. 1 NSFG total sample: Risk of first-birth hazard function (weighted) More

Fig. 2 NLSY total sample: Risk of first-birth hazard function (weighted) More

Fig. 1 Policy changes over time: total leave available to women by date of birth. The figure plots policy changes by branch—Navy/Marine Corps (MC) and Army/Air Force (AF)—based on changes from the Secretary of the Navy (SECNAV) and Secretary of Defense (SECDEF). More

Fig. 4 Annual chargeable and total leave by month of birth for mothers and female comparisons. The figure plots average chargeable (annual) and total (maternity and chargeable) leave used in the 12 months following birth by month of birth or month of match. Vertical dashed lines indicate More

Fig. 4 Simulated total fertility rate (TFR) and sex ratio at birth (SRB) trajectories, five-year moving averages: South Korea, 1980–2050. Gray band indicates 95 % empirical confidence interval of simulated SRB trajectories More

Fig. 1 Total births for African American and white women and simulated proportion eligible for Medicaid. Notes : The Medicaid eligibility estimate is the average eligibility for both racial groups across states weighted by the state population of women aged 15–44 More

Fig. 6 County-level results of total births per 5-year period for all counties. The counties in the figure are arranged to approximate their geographic location within the state. An aggregated state total is depicted in the lower left corner. The scale of the y -axis is different for each More

Fig. 1 Total divorce rate and percentage of births out of marriage More

Fig. 2 Graphical illustration of covariate density defined mixture of logistic regressions (CDDmlr) without any exogenous covariate as applied to birth weight and infant mortality. Results presented are for European American males in 2001. The solid lines represent the total population More

Fig. 2 Estimates of the vital statistic components of change from January to December of 2013 for Arkansas, Florida, and North Carolina, using the first wave of the 2014 SIPP. B pop   =  total birth rate; B pop:pov   =  rate contribution to birth rate from the poor; B pop:aff    =   rate More