Sentence examples for feeding and development from inspiring English sources

Assessment also shows that parents' knowledge and practice regarding childcare, feeding and development are far from adequate.

Nurses and neonatal nurse practitioners provided more detailed descriptions than did neonatologists, and the feeding and developmental specialists provided more nuanced responses about feeding and development.

Moreover, mothers receive questionnaires at one week, six weeks, four, eight, and twelve months postpartum, to investigate recovery after pregnancy and delivery, including postpartum mood changes, emotional distress, feeding and development of the newborn.

Indirect methods include comparing times of death of animals exposed to a mosquito bite with those infected parenterally with known doses and comparing the time between mosquito feeding and development of viremia with the time between needle injection and development of the same viremia level.

These findings may indicate that though there is a visible effect of resistance at 9 dpi as indicated by increased vacuolation, the plant is able to generate some defense response against the nematode feeding but the nematode is able to partially suppress the plant defense at this time and continue feeding and development.

We're looking at their mental health as well the feeding and development of the baby…the other services are just looking at one section.

Cooperation of microorganisms in feeding and growing processes enables rapid development of mixed cultures of bacteria.

Proponents state that besides esthetical and anatomical advantages, the need for secondary surgeries is reduced [ 4– 7], and feeding and speech development were improved [ 8– 12].

Gregarious feeding is defined by clustered siblings feeding and congregated development (without independent larval tunnels and pupal cradles), often forming variously rounded or cave-like structures in the wood.

Because the levels of piRNA production are likely regulated by the PIWI proteins, we investigated expression profiles of genes involved in the piRNA pathway in An. gambiae blood feeding and embryonic development experiments.

A central, key aspect of early postnatal brain and cognitive development is attachment to the mother, which mediates both feeding and social-psychological development largely through the hormonal effects of oxytocin in both the developing child and the mother.