Sentence examples for infancy during from inspiring English sources

But the extra children who survive infancy during recession are poised to boost the economy, albeit in 20 years' time.

The stadium was in its infancy during the sellout streak - with the novelty of a new venue long gone, it's all about the baseball, which has been poor for several seasons, until now.

Two technological developments determined the earliest attempts in this genre: tape recording, invented in Germany during the Second World War, and computing, which was in its infancy during the period covered here.

As if the all-consuming curse that drives the play isn't harrowing enough, it establishes the roots of Debby's sense of abandonment, intensified by the ghost of her half-sister, Deborah, who died in infancy during the Holocaust.

Importation and serious consideration of eastern thought was in its infancy during the end of the modern period, and Kant was unaware of the Far Eastern roots of the notions that influenced him.

In December 2012, the use of oseltamivir for influenza treatment, but not for prophylaxis, was approved by the FDA for infants as young as 2 weeks, previously having temporary approval for use in infancy during the 2009 pandemic, from April 2009 to June 2010 [12, 13].

Peak bone mass is dependent on the rate of bone growth, which is highest during infancy and during the pubertal growth spurt.

For instance, levels are higher during infancy, than during adulthood, and women have slightly higher levels than men [ 7].

Generalised defects of the dental hard tissues of systemic origin can occur prenatally, perinatally, postnatally, during infancy, or during early childhood.

The prevalence of breast-feeding is 78% during infancy and 38% during the second year.

Rapid weight gain in infancy and during preschool years is also a known risk factor for later obesity [ 8, 16].