Sentence examples for distribution of formula from inspiring English sources

The dispute between car makers threatening to form a breakaway world championship and Bernie Ecclestone over the distribution of formula one income took a step towards resolution yesterday after a meeting in Geneva.

The result of these appeals – including a ban on the direct distribution of formula milk to survivors' babies – was largely positive.

Using the distribution of formula use estimated from the pediatric authors, current management of all 10,750 newly-diagnosed infants was estimated to result in 60% of the cohort developing tolerance to cow's milk by 18 months, 118,300 visits to general pediatricians, 51,400 visits to pediatric specialists, 78,200 diagnostic tests, and a cost to the SNS of €43.8 million.

Assuming the distribution of formula use is as depicted in the aforementioned study, 8 current management of all 16,000 newly diagnosed infants results in 52% of the cohort developing tolerance to cow's milk by 18 months, 46,300 visits to pediatricians, and a cost to the INHS of €2.83 million.

The protein distribution of infant formula differed significantly from that of either type of human milk.

The uncontrolled and untargeted distribution of infant formula during emergencies can also undermine breastfeeding.

The results were plotted as histograms to show the particle size distribution of each formula under investigation.

UNICEF and WFP today called on those involved in the emergency response in eastern Ukraine to stop distribution of infant formula and promote breastfeeding to avoid unnecessary illness and deaths of children.

Another concern is that the distribution of infant formula as part of humanitarian assistance in conflict-affected areas in eastern Ukraine could undermine breastfeeding practices already in place and efforts to get new mothers to nurse.

Support in emergencies – UNICEF is on the front lines in humanitarian situations, providing counselling, working to establish safe spaces for infant feeding, and monitoring the distribution of infant formula.

('Sample' means 'single or small quantities of a product provided without cost.') Further, 'Health workers should not be given gifts, sample or any incentives that promote the distribution of infant formula samples to pregnant women, mothers of infants and young children, or members of their families.