Sentence examples for continued exclusive from inspiring English sources

This may be mildly damaging to Apple as they're working on contracts and negotiations with AT&T for continued exclusive support for the iPhone.

Patients were randomly assigned to continue exclusive EN or to SPN (EN + PN).

A growing number of employers in Lampang are starting to provide mothers support for continuing exclusive breastfeeding.

Increasing numbers of mothers are working outside the home, which can make it difficult to continue exclusive breastfeeding.

Mothers with improved nutritional status and enhanced energy levels may be more likely to initiate and continue exclusive breastfeeding to the 6-month recommended time point, and beyond.

"With the fear of losing their only source of income, working women find it hard to continue exclusive breastfeeding even just until their babies reach six months; some are forced to give up exclusive breastfeeding altogether," says Lawrence Jeff Johnson, ILO Philippines Director.

Using that knowledge she successfully convinced a new mother to continue exclusive breastfeeding of her child up to six months, rather than introducing cow's milk into the baby's diet.

Now she is ready to go back to her village and will continue exclusive breastfeeding until the baby reaches six months, knowing that the risk of the baby being seriously infected and malnourished has reduced.

MumBubConnect had a positive impact on the primary outcome of breastfeeding behaviors with women receiving the intervention more likely to continue exclusive breastfeeding; with a 6% decrease in exclusive breastfeeding in the intervention group, compared to a 14% decrease in the comparison group (p < 0.001).

A large randomized clinical trial in Belarus found that infants who continue exclusive breastfeeding for 6 months or more appeared to have a significantly reduced risk of one or more episodes of gastrointestinal infection, with adjusted relative risk of 0.61 (95% CI: 0.41 to 0.93), which was similar with our finding [ 34].

Nine of these 10 (90%) mothers continued with exclusive replacement feeding.