Sentence examples for feeding details from inspiring English sources

Baseline characteristics and feeding details of patients included in the studies are shown in Table 3.

Baseline characteristics and feeding details of patients included in the studies are shown in Table  3.

The interviewers were trained to carefully ask about the feeding details of the infants during the period since the last interview, or birth in the first interview.

In Louisiana this effect was particularly pronounced; a tobacco industry lobbyist sat in the committee hearings with legislators and rewrote each bill, feeding details of the changes to legislators who officially proposed amendments.

In biological process ontologies such as digestion (GO 0007586), proteolysis (GO 0006508), cellular lipid metabolic process (GO 0044255), electron transport (GO 0006118), and acyl-CoA metabolic process (GO 0006637) were found overrepresented upon blood feeding (details in Additional file 3).

Skinfold thickness in infants Nutritional assessment Delivery information and infant birth details Maternal anthropometry Newborn assessment details Infant anthropometry at 6 weeks, 3rd and 9th month Infant morbidity details Immunisation record Infant feeding details.

From the start of MRSA being notifiable in January 2000, the SMI had in place an active surveillance system feeding detailed information on all cases of MRSA into a national database.

According to each of the exonerees' lawsuits, Valadez fed details about the crime to Fincher, who was kept in handcuffs, threatened with violence and imprisonment, and beaten.

The students quickly discovered that the key witness in the case had been fed details of the crime by the police.

A few years later, the job of rumours and newspaper adverts was taken up by fan magazines, which fed details of the movie business and of stars' private lives to eager readers once a month.

But the Conservatives continued to drip-feed details of senior businessmen who were supporting the party, such as Yo! Sushi founder Simon Woodroffe, who appeared in a 2004 Labour broadcast.