Sentence examples for drive infant from inspiring English sources

Failure to buckle up has a direct effect on people too young to drive; infant seats and child seats are also used less by African-Americans.

This leaves behavioral mechanisms as the only plausible explanations of how predation might drive infant mortality cycles.

I'll conclude by considering some of the factors that may drive infants to learn complex systems like human languages.

To the extent that low birth weight drives infant mortality, such data would appear to contradict the findings reported Wednesday, Jacobs said.

Certain race-specific facial features inherent in Chinese, Black, and Caucasian faces might have driven infants, regardless of their own race, to attend to the face features differently.

If the unique facial morphology of the Caucasian faces alone drives infants' visual attention, Chinese and Caucasian infants in both studies should have attended to Caucasian eyes with increased age, but in fact only Caucasian infants did so.

Yet they are still more likely to die than full-term babies, and the sheer numbers born prematurely in the United States — more than 540,000 per year — drive up infant mortality.

It is possible that maternal cytokine responses specifically drive the infant cytokine responses, either by crossing or transmitting signals through the maternal-fetal interface.

A boost for breastfeeding The problems included Soviet-style practices that separated mothers and their children at birth to prevent illness and an aggressive drive by infant formula companies to promote the process of early, even immediate weaning of a newborn.

We drove down infant mortality by 21percentt -- exceeding our goal.

That the observed cycling was driven by infant playfulness, rather than just infant abundance, is suggested by the observation that the index of community-wide playfulness was a much better predictor of infant per capita mortality rate than was simple infant abundance (Fig. 8).