Sentence examples for infancy's from inspiring English sources

Complete clinical record to collect patients and parents' anamnesis; remote pathological anamnesis: questions about patients' prenatal, perinatal and post-natal period, with particular attention to infancy's pathologies; headache section: items to describe headache (frequency, intensity, location, etc).

The main topics of the questionnaire were: Complete clinical record to collect patients and parents' anamnesis; remote pathological anamnesis: questions about patients' prenatal, perinatal and post-natal period, with particular attention to infancy's pathologies; headache section: items to describe headache (frequency, intensity, location, etc).

Getting it on still feels a curiously chaste pastime here, thanks to all those keyboard sounds from electronica's infancy, and La Roux's predominantly sweet girlish vocals.

The medium is still in such infancy Smith's guess is as good as anyone's.

Here are all the titles that I remember from my infancy: Peronel's Polish, The Magic Easter Egg, King Strawberry-Head, The Pedlar's Needle.

The baby died in infancy; Lane's thwarted maternal instincts would thereafter be channelled into intense relationships with a string of protégés.

In 1979, when cable TV was in its infancy, ESPN's founders had the idea to launch a 24-hour cable network that would focus on university sports in Connecticut, where they lived.

Although still in its infancy, Jordan's well-received line, stocked in Harrods, Start and on her own website, has already appeared on the red carpet – worn by the likes of Nicole Sherzinger and Keira Knightley.

Even taking into account DVD's infancy, the omissions in Fellini's oeuvre are difficult to fathom.

Long out of print, the book highlights tattooing's infancy, a glimpse into the subculture's history long before it reached today's levels of ubiquity.

They were exceptionally close from the boy's infancy in 1915 until the old man's death in 1937.