Sentence examples for feeding birth from inspiring English sources

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.

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.

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.

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.

All three species are migratory, moving seasonally to feed or give birth.

This is the first paper of a series of two regarding the construction of data quality (DQ) assured repositories for the reuse of information on infant feeding from birth until two years old.

In fact, it's been demonstrated that nutritional status improves when mothers receive proper nutrition throughout their pregnancies and continue to nourish their babies through breast feeding from birth to two years, while introducing nutritious solid foods at 6 months.

We can therefore conclude that both postnatal interventions, formula feeding from birth and shortened 4-months breastfeeding, were effective in increasing HIV-free survival in this context.

First, we demonstrated that both formula feeding from birth and shortened breastfeeding, combined with any scARV combined regimens decreased significantly the 18-month risk of HIV transmission when compared to long-term breastfeeding combined with ZDV (data not shown).

Secondary outcomes: any breast feeding at birth, 5-7 dand, and 8-9 maternalmaternal satisfaction.

Results Cases and controls were similar for breast feeding, premature birth, maternal education, and socioeconomic variables.