Sentence examples for babies half of from inspiring English sources
Study design: CMV DNA was extracted from DBS and from urine/saliva samples collected in the first two weeks of life of 98 congenitally infected babies, half of which were symptomatic at birth.
Of the preventable deaths, "eight million are babies, half of them in the first month of life," said the director general of the World Health Organization, Gro Harlem Brundtland.
Let's name them allele A and allele B. If the malaria resistance gene is present on only one allele, when the mosquito breeds, allele A will be passed on to its babies half of the time and allele B will be passed on the other half of the time.
BEANIE BABY BADLANDS OBJECTS Beanie Babies; miscellaneous plastic toys (squirt guns, baby toys, beach items) COST $100 ESTIMATED VALUE $600-$600-$700 large pile features close to 1,000 Beanie Babies, half of which are from Mr. Kozatek's personal trove, and some plastic children's toys.
The study will include 340 babies; half of them will be given the MVA85A vaccine at birth, and the other half a placebo.
When asked about the first sight of their baby, half of parents focused on their baby's physical appearance.
"It was a real surprise to people to find that among monogamous birds, where you have the males around feeding the babies, that half of the babies turn out not to be the father's".
Half of them were given intensive support from health visitors to help them bond with their babies, and half of them were not.
And that's the thing about kissing babies -- half of what makes it so delectable is the smell factor, and there is a very real art to achieving this effect.
"Of the eleven million who die, eight million are babies - half of them in the first month of life," said WHO Director-General Dr. Gro Harlem Brundtland.
Our findings indicate that although almost all mothers breastfed their babies, about half of the infants were not breastfed within the first one hour as is recommended [ 23], thereby putting these neonates at an increased risk for death [ 24].
