Sentence examples for infant at the same from inspiring English sources

I watched my baby sister revert to an infant, at the same time intertwine with the fragility and sadness of an old woman.

In the case of a potentially transmitted pneumococcal serotype, i.e. isolates carried by both mother and infant at the same visit, or at sequential visits, single isolates from both mother and infant were selected for study.

When a woman with an NTD-affected pregnancy (including live birth, still birth, or pregnancy termination) was confirmed as a case, a woman who delivered a term healthy infant at the same birthing hospital was selected to serve as a control, matched to the case by the same county or city of residence, and last menstrual period.

Transmission of a pneumococcus was defined as the presence of an identical pneumococcal serotype and MLST genotype in both mother and infant at the same visit ('concordant transmission') or when the pneumococcus was isolated from the mother and the infant during a 'transmissibility episode' but not at the same visit ('discordant transmission').

4. Holding a baby is delicious -- but holding your two infants at the same time is nothing short of a miracle. 5. Remember the "double your pleasure, double your fun" ad slogan?

Vaccines are recommended to be given to preterm infants at the same dose and same chronologic age as term infants.

However preterm infants had a thinner choroid when compared to term infants at the same age and adults [ 61].

Caregivers were instructed to dispense five drops of study liquid onto a spoon to administer to their infants at the same time each day.

Figure 3 compares the CF reference-curves presented in figure 1 with those presented in literature for healthy preterm infants at the same corrected age of 2 weeks post-term.

Fifty-one (31.5%) provide security precautions, 22 (26.8%) of them a transcutanous O2/CO2 probe, 15 (18.3%) a limited number of infants at the same time, and 20 (24.4%) require a physician in close distance.

In such a cohort, the most mature infants are also the most growth-restricted, so if a risk factor (such as maternal smoking) affects fetal growth but not gestational duration, infants with this risk factor will be more mature at lower birth weights than those infants at the same birth weight who are not exposed to the risk factor.