Sentence examples for contribution to infant from inspiring English sources

The sluggish rate of neonatal declines since 1998 has resulted in the increase in neonatal deaths' contribution to infant deaths from 53% in 1998 to about 71% in 2014 (Ghana Demographic and Health Survey, 2014) as well as its contribution to child mortality.

Maternal blood, plasma, and breast milk lead: lactational transfer and contribution to infant exposure.

Yet lactational transfer of lead from maternal blood into breast milk and its contribution to infant lead burden remains poorly understood.

Predicted medians for models including a maternal transfer component were closer to observed medians compared with those without modeling the maternal contribution to infant serum PFOA.

These consequences affect not only the adolescents themselves, but can incur a high cost to society through the need to support adolescent childbearing and its contribution to infant mortality [ 16].

We estimate the prevalence of SGA and preterm (<37 weeks) births, their associations with antenatal maternal HIV infection and their contribution to infant mortality, in a high HIV prevalent, rural area in South Africa.

In addition to the overview of environmental and genetic contributions to infant attachment, and especially to disorganised attachment relevant to mental health issues, the few existing studies of gene-attachment interaction effects on development of childhood behavioural problems are also reviewed.

The FCHV programme has been attributed to making a substantial contribution to reducing infant and child morbidity and mortality.

Our results showed no evidence that the infant's contribution to the maternal-infant interaction affected the risk of obesity, nor did infant behavior modify the relationship between maternal behavior and children's obesity risk.

The FluMum study will be an important contribution to maternal and infant child health policy and practice in Australia, and potentially globally.

From the medical standpoint, and more significant to the Bill's successful journey through Parliament, it was hoped that stillbirth registration would make an important contribution to understandings of infant and maternal morbidity and mortality.