Sentence examples for different groups of infants from inspiring English sources
Design: The plantar SCA and behavioural state in response to nociceptive (the heel prick for blood samples, or immunization) and tactile (routine nursery handling) simulation was recorded in four different groups of infants (n=71): Preterm and term neonatal infants (defined here as up to 1 week old), and preterm and term infants in the postneonatal period.
Therefore, motivation and direct benefits associated with participation in this type of study are not equal for different groups of infants.
16 Fisher's exact test was used to compare the frequency of TLDs in different diagnostic groups, and the frequency of outcome between different groups of infants (SAS software, SAS Institute, Cary, North Carolina, USA).
Only a few trials report outcomes separately for different groups of preterm infants, thereby defining the groups either by gestational age, but using different cut-off points [ 24, 26], or by birth weight [ 27].
The design is appropriate for implementation in a NICU setting, but may be feasible to pursue in a community setting and generalized across different groups of high risk infants.
It is not known whether this is an issue of reach, and therefore a lack of knowledge concerning best pain management practices, or whether this information is known, but not used by the multitude of different groups of immunizers and parents of infants.
We intended to compare the effectiveness of two nCPAP devices/approaches (Hudson prongs/bubble (H), and Infant Flow (IF)), in different groups of very low birth weight infants in a large trial.
The first step is to define simple, unequivocal, and practical guidelines specific to different groups of children at high risk and healthy infants <2 years of age.
Analysis of clinical and sonographic factors established two different groups of normalization of the AI of eligible infant hips: before 7 months of age (group I), and after 7 months of age (group II) (Table 1).
After reviewing the lighting accommodations required for 3 distinctly different groups of people infants, families, and staff basic concepts deemed important for design considerations in the NICU are outlined.
