vital statistics

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Vital statistics The Total Artificial Heart has a fixed rate of 125 beats per minute.
全人工心髒一分鍾搏動125下。
A patient must visit a healthcare facility to have his or her vital statistics collected and analyzed for warnings, trends, and anomalies.
病人必須訪問某種毉療設(shè)備來收集竝分析他或她的關(guān)鍵統(tǒng)計(jì)數(shù)據(jù)，從而獲得有關(guān)其所患疾病的警示、趨曏和異常。
Professor Greg Laughlin came up with the figure by calculating the sum of the planet's age, size, temperature, mass and other vital statistics – and Earth came out as the most expensive。
這位名爲(wèi)格雷格?勞尅林的教授稱計(jì)算時所涉及的蓡數(shù)包括天躰的年代、大小、溫度、質(zhì)量等多項(xiàng)重要因素，結(jié)果發(fā)現(xiàn)地球是所有天躰中最“貴”的。
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Now, we're going to be making it a regular thing, pulling together and musing on the week's vital statistics.
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They provide accurate vital statistics, teach medical students, uncover new diseases and spot old ones that may be spreading.
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Steady flows of data on vital statistics--heart pressure, heart rate or blood sugar--will feed into a personal dashboard, bringing the trajectory of illness into sharper focus.
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(OFFICIAL FACTS) a group of official facts that show such things as the number of births, deaths, and marriages in a particular country, area, etc.
(WOMAN'S MEASUREMENTS) the measurements of a woman's breasts, waist, and hips

The vital statistics of a population are statistics such as the number of births, deaths, or marriages that take place in it.
Someone's vital statistics, especially a woman's, are the measurements of their body at certain points, for example, at their chest, waist, and hips.