Sentence examples for feeding option from inspiring English sources

This Hardee's even had a drive-through, which, to my knowledge, is the first in-your-car feeding option to come to Iraq (open to a reader proving me wrong on this one).

The most appropriate infant feeding option for an HIV-infected mother should depends on her individual circumstances, including her health status, the local situation and her risk of stigmatization, but should take greater consideration of the health services available and the counseling and support she is likely to receive, as recently recommended by WHO [37].

When the formula feeding option was not offered any more to new women included from March 2003 to July 2003, we did not observe any modification in the patterns of breastfeeding in breastfed children (similar mixed feeding practices and exclusive breastfeeding behaviour).

Therefore, the most appropriate infant feeding option for an HIV-infected mother depends on her individual circumstances.

The aspect that needed the most attention was the cut-off points for decision-making guides to which feeding option would be most advisable under the individual circumstances.

Data from the interviews and FGDs clearly showed that with few exceptions nurse-counsellors did not see breastfeeding as a safe infant feeding option for HIV-positive women.

In advanced dementia, feeding problems are nearly universal, and families face difficult decisions about feeding options.

To investigate this, gas measurements were carried out at different height levels in the reactor for both fuel feeding options.

Still, hospitals are "the ideal setting for new mothers to get information about feeding options," Mr. Perille said.

Lines are drawn over infant feeding options, educational choices, or being a working mom outside of the home versus making mothering at home your full-time work.

Initial interviews for a randomized trial were used to describe surrogates' perceptions of feeding options, and to determine whether a decision aid on feeding options in advanced dementia would improve knowledge, reduce expectation of benefit from tube feeding, and reduce conflict over treatment choices for persons with advanced dementia.