Sentence examples for feed birth from inspiring English sources

She wrote lyrics with a feminist edge about philandering husbands, women with too many children to feed, birth control and the widows left by the war in Vietnam.

The interviews included questions on early common infections, day-care attendance, breast-feeding, birth order and infantile diseases.

Cases and controls were very similar with regard to breast feeding, birth order, number of older siblings, child's sex, birth weight, and gestational age.

These adjustments are necessary because a complex relationship exists between breast feeding, birth weight, gestational age, birthweight Z-score and postnatal weight gain during hospitalisation.

Some reports found breast-feeding, birth weight, birth length, and head circumference to be positively associated with thymic index (Benn et al. 2001; Hasselbalch et al. 1997; Iscan et al. 2000; Yekeler et al. 2004).

For the 861 children who participated in the manual neurobehavioral testing, the two groups had similar distribution for sex, familiarity with computer games, passive smoking, breast-feeding, birth weight, and ventilation device in kitchen.

Reproductive factors included age at menarche and menopause, and specific pregnancy-related questions included parity, age-at-first birth, infertility and treatment for infertility, duration of breast feeding, birth weight of children, preterm birth, pregnancy weight gain, and pregnancy related hypertension.

The EQ included questions on diet, heating and cooking fuels, exercise, pets, family size, birth order, socioeconomic status, use of antibiotics and antipyretics, breast-feeding, birth weight, immigrant status, environmental tobacco smoke, and frequency of truck traffic on the street of residence.

After adjusting for breast-feeding, birth weight, age at evaluation, and HOME, a reduction of 0.52 points in PDI was associated with every doubling of DDE level (equivalent to a reduction of ~ 2.0 points for each 10-fold increase in DDE levels).

Potential confounding variables included in the models were parity, maternal age, prepregnancy body mass index (BMI), smoking and alcohol consumption during pregnancy, maternal socioeconomic status (SES), sex of the child, parental behavioral problem scores during their own childhood, breast-feeding, birth year, household density, and gestational age at blood drawing.

94% of HIV positive women on the PMTCT programme elected to exclusively formula feed from birth [12].