Sentence examples for complementary formula from inspiring English sources
There is no reason, therefore, to provide hypoallergenic formula to breastfed low-risk infants who need complementary formula.
Each metabolite in each pathway was examined to determine if the same metabolite or a complementary chemical formula was described in any other pathway or reaction not linked to a pathway.
The rate of any breastfeeding, irrespective of the use of complementary food or formula, remained high during the first year.
More European infants transition from exclusive breastfeeding to predominant breastfeeding and fewer receive complementary foods including formula during the first weeks of life [ 44, 51- 55].
This indicates that bottle-fed babies may have greater demand for milk from a bottle than from mother's breast, thereby aggravates the mother's anxiety of milk supply insufficiency, and increases the possibility of earlier supplementation of complementary foods or formula.
In this paper, based on the principle of complementary energy, the formulas for calculating the bending stresses, deflection and shear lag effect of the symmetric single-cell thin-walled composite laminated box beams are derived by means of variation calculus.
To compare the nutrients' intake between breastfed and non breastfed infants, mothers were split into a breastfeeding (ABF = any breastfeeding + formula + complementary feeding) and a non breastfeeding (NBF = formula feeding or cow milk + complementary feeding) group.
A similar analysis will be performed for introduction of infant formula and complementary food.
Early introduction of formula is complementary to early cessation of exclusive breastfeeding [ 12, 13].
We will define exclusive breastfeeding as the time, in weeks, until the mother introduces formula or complementary foods.
Studies comparing growth rates (primarily weight gain) in infants fed formula or complementary foods and those fed breast milk have suggested a positive association between high protein intake and rapid growth rate during infancy.
