Sentence examples for before infants from inspiring English sources

However, it is conceivable that infants' attention system can be affected by referential emotional signals even before infants are able to respond on a behavioral level.

Therefore, the invariance problem should not be solved before infants babble actual syllables, which rarely occurs before they are 7 months old.

It is unknown, however, whether (i) positive responses to imitation are present in the first year of life, before infants engage in robust social imitation themselves and (ii) whether positive evaluations of imitators are restricted to direct, 1st person interactions.

"These results are important because they strongly support the view that the universality of colour categories seen in world languages has a biological origin, since colour categorical structure is demonstrated long before infants 'learn' their native words for the colour categories," he told the Guardian.

"We are providing the highest-end, most intensive services," she says, "and we are seeing fantastic results—but we need to do more, sooner, before infants come to us already compromised by toxic stress". In 2012, WIN reported 20 out of 22 children studied showed gains in secure attachment behaviors, and a majority of adults showed improvement in stress levels.

Before infants are even 1 year old, they can distinguish subtle phonetic sounds in all languages.

Maternal pneumococcal immunization may be a strategy for the prevention of pneumococcal disease during the first months of life before infant-administered pneumococcal conjugate vaccine (PCV) becomes protective.

Reasons behind the lack of healthcare-seeking behaviour before infant death were explored.

Restricting only to maternal deaths occurring before infant death (18/1132; 1%), the association with early mortality was attenuated.

It is vital that this variation is minimised before infant mortality is used as indicator for monitoring health and performance and targeting interventions.

In contrast, investigators from one center in the US reached an immunization rate of 91% in postpartum women before infant hospital discharge [ 9].