cohort life table

cohort life table
French\ \ table de survie de cohorte; table de mortalité de cohorte
German\ \ Kohortensterbetafel
Dutch\ \ cohort-sterftetabel
Italian\ \ tavola di sopravvivenza delle coorti
Spanish\ \ tabla de mortalidad de cohortes
Catalan\ \ taula de mortandat de cohorts
Portuguese\ \ tabela de mortalidade por coorte
Romanian\ \ -
Danish\ \ kohorte liv tabel
Norwegian\ \ kohort livet tabellen
Swedish\ \ kohortbaserad livslängdstabell
Greek\ \ συνεκτικός πίνακας επιβίωσης
Finnish\ \ kohortin elinikä
Hungarian\ \ kohorsz halandósági tábla
Turkish\ \ kuşak (nesil) hayat tablosu; kuşak yaşam tablosu
Estonian\ \ kohordi elutabel; kohordi elukestustabel
Lithuanian\ \ tikėtino galiojimo amžiaus lentelė
Slovenian\ \ kohorte umrljivosti
Polish\ \ tablica wymieralności grupy; tablica wymieralności generacji
Russian\ \ групповая таблица сроков жизни
Ukrainian\ \ -
Serbian\ \ -
Icelandic\ \ fylgst líf borð
Euskara\ \ kohorte bizitza taula
Farsi\ \ -
Persian-Farsi\ \ -
Arabic\ \ جداول حياة الجيل أو الفوج
Afrikaans\ \ kohortlewenstabel
Chinese\ \ 队 列 生 命 表
Korean\ \ 코호트 생명표

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