Sentence examples for improper feeding from inspiring English sources
In conclusion, improper feeding attitudes and behaviors of caregivers due to lack of awareness of internal cues of hunger and satiety may result in rapid weight gain of infants and young children and increase the risk of overweight/obesity in the later life.
Furthermore, combining with a survey at 18 months, we found that caregivers of overweight children had some improper feeding attitudes and behaviors based on lack of awareness of internal cues of hunger and satiety which were closely related to the rapid weight gain in the last six months.
The participants were aware that even when it was milk or formula in the bottle, improper feeding techniques and a lack of oral care resulted in tooth decay: I see more bottle feeding than I do breastfeeding which I think should be more breast feeding.
If it is smaller, it is either young, or stunted from poor water conditions and/or improper feeding.
Hand feeding a baby parrot is a VERY specialized skill and you can seriously injure or kill a parrot by improper feeding.
It is characterized by three main criteria: self-induced starvation, desire for thinness or fear of obesity, and the presence of medical signs and symptoms due to improper feeding.
Improper feed rationing, overfeeding in particular, puts horses at risk for these metabolic problems.
Therefore, a bout of acidosis that occurs due to improper feed delivery or poor diet formulation can have long-term consequences on cow health and productivity.
Overnutrition in Russian children may be related to late initiation and low rates of breast feeding (30), to deficiencies in weaning practices and to improper complementary feeding (16).
If you've been following the book closely, you'll know that imperfections may be caused by stressed, thinning or prematurely slaughtered cattle; dry climate; wrong feed times; improper aging; and about a gazillion other variables.
The 24-hour recall also detected improper infant feeding practices especially in the second half year of life.
