Sentence examples for especially for infants from inspiring English sources
Despite this, demand continues to outweigh supply, especially for infants and after-school care.
Together with improved housing, education, sanitation, and nutrition, health care programs have drastically reduced mortality rates from preindependence levels, especially for infants.
Although considered the most complete food and nutritionally shown to be part of a healthy diet, the egg is the source of many eating disorders, especially for infants.
I commend him and his mother, who helped him in this crusade, for trying to make a difference, especially for infants who have smaller lung capacity and children who suffer from asthma.
He has emphasized to his patients and congregants that measles is spread by the unvaccinated and can be deadly, especially for infants under 6 months old and people with compromised immune systems, who cannot get vaccines.
Deaths from drowning, falls and fires are down as well, while suffocation rates, especially for infants, are up, suggesting a need to return to the basics of infant sleep: on their backs, on firm surfaces, away from soft bedding.
The editors, noting the report is likely to be controversial, said they published it to promote discussion of cardiac-death donation, especially for infant heart transplants.
Such a 6.25 value has absolutely no recognised scientific basis (Morr 1982; Sriperm et al. 2011), and especially for infant formulas, it is not appropriate for any used protein source: it overestimates by around 10% soy proteins and underestimates by 2% milk proteins.
The fact that rates of avoidant and disorganised attachment were especially low for infants in the intervention group is particularly encouraging, as these are forms of insecure attachment associated with subsequent conduct problems in children.
The disease is especially dangerous for infants because children younger than one year cannot get the MMR vaccine.
Diarrhea can be especially dangerous for infants and young children, but doctors say that, while they have treated thousands of cases, the illness has not reached critical levels.
