Sentence examples for babies the difference from inspiring English sources

For boy babies, the difference in self-regulation was linked to their mindful mothers being less anxious.

Maybe the junkie will teach the baby the difference between its inside voice and its outside voice.

(Mother of a stillborn baby) The difference between antepartum, or macerated stillbirths, and intrapartum, or fresh stillbirths, appeared to be important.

Thirty five (58.3%) in-born babies were hypothermic compared with 58 (64.4%) out-born babies but the difference in incidence was not statistically significant (RR = 0.90; CI = 0.70 – 1.18).

Learning so quickly after birth was unlikely, the researchers concluded, so the babies' understanding the difference between native and nonnative sounds could be attributed only to prenatal learning.

The re-emergence of 'test-tube babies' encapsulated the differences between Britain and the United States in this period.

There's no way to tell if that's because of the technology used to produce the IVF babies or whether the difference has something to do with the underlying infertility problem the parents had.

The baby knows that the difference between everybody and nobody is nobody.

Our baby would know the difference between a redneck and a Brooklynite.

Physical growth also helps the transition from baby to adult calls, but the difference in baby and adult noises is so stark that scientists don't think it's just physical maturation that makes a mature phee, they report online today in Science.

— Glenn Collins Cook's Country: Red, baby, Cavendish — what's the difference between all those bananas you see at the supermarket?