Sentence examples for feeding established from inspiring English sources

Increased movement was associated with increased feeding initiation: more individuals on leaves elicited 15 min prior to feeding established more new feeding sites than those from other treatments (Fig. 7B).

One paper assessing the effectiveness of baby tents (clean spaces to support mothers to practice healthy infant feeding) established in Haiti found that 70% of babies less than six months old were exclusively breastfed and 10% of non-exclusively breastfed infants moved to exclusive breastfeeding while enrolled [ 14].

Early nasogastric feeding, recommended by the guideline immediately after resuscitation was withheld, and children placed on maintenance intravenous dextrose fluids until children were stabilised, intestinal ileus excluded and tolerance of oral feeds established.

Traditionally, a positive test feed established the diagnosis [ 2, 9, 10].

It is good to keep expressing breast milk to keep your supply in rhythm with the feeding schedule established with your baby.

The population was monitored all year round and breeding stages (nest building, egg-laying, incubation, feeding) were established for all couples breeding in the nest boxes.

Feeding clinics established UNICEF and its partners are providing a package of life-saving emergency interventions for Somalia's children, treating 5,200 severely malnourished children in camps every month, through outpatient feeding clinics and stabilization centres.

Decoupling of specialized functions from core metabolism through gene duplication-induced redundancy (fig. 4) frees specialized genes and gene clusters to adapt to novel usage, while feeding into established metabolic pathways (Zhang et al. 2012).

As the young insects settle down in a new place on the bark to begin feeding, they establish new fungal colonies.

It is a film that feeds the established Morales legend: The gregarious, unsophisticated leader of the coca-leaf growers wins the presidency in December 2005 with a combination of unpretentiousness, honesty and grass-roots support.

Larger size has also been shown to result in competitive advantages in processes of feeding and establishing territories [6].