Sentence examples for first year of age from inspiring English sources

Parents also need to ensure their children visit a dentist at least once a year from the first year of age – 40% of children do not.

To describe short- (first year of age) and long-term (after 1 year of age) outcome in patients with esophageal atresia and identify early predictive factors of morbidity in the first month of life.

The aim of this study was to evaluate the effect of herbage allowance treatment of native pastures from calf conception to weaning on muscle fiber density and diameter and gene expression (insulin-like growth factor (IGF) system and adipogenesis) during the first year of age of purebred (Hereford and Angus) and crossbred (F1) dams offspring.

The age of the patient at the time of diagnosis, walking age, stiffness of the deformity and previous treatment are all major concerns in the choice of appropriate treatment in order to determine the need for surgery rather than nonsurgical treatment, particularly within the first year of age.

The first year of age represents a small fraction of the cases of clinical malaria, which implies that an intervention such as IPTi has a small impact.

However, no diffusion MRI study has investigated changes in the brain anatomical network in early blind subjects, who lost sight at birth or within the first year of age (Table 1).

Mr. Gaja ferments his wines for up to 30 days, the old-fashioned way, rather than the five-day fermentations of the new wave, and, though he uses barriques for the first year of aging -- only one-third of them new -- he finishes the wines in big botti, some 60 years old.

Conversely these viral variants are significantly linked with severe immunological failure within the first years of age of the infected children.

Besides the major challenges posed by the leaving of the protected intrauterine environment, other changes occurring in the first years of age, such as solid diet, vaccinations, and viral diseases, provide plausible explanations for this dramatic increase.

Emergency admissions for acute common childhood illnesses[ 4], particularly respiratory and gastro-intestinal diseases, are known to be the most common reason for children's hospitalization within the first years of age.

Since 1995, new acellular vaccines against pertussis have been available and in 1999 the National Immunization Plan provided that a combined vaccine (DTaP) against diphtheria, tetanus and pertussis could be administered during the first years of age using three doses.