Sentence examples for infant component from inspiring English sources

However, 27% of babies received the infant component of the 076 regimen.

All 19 articles considered preventing HIV transmission from a woman living with HIV to her infant (component 3).

We measured characteristics of three infant components, time-locked to the onset of stimulus presentation.

We sought to assess the extent to which maternal and infant components of observed interactions between 9-month-old infants and their mothers were associated with obesity risk at 5.5 years of age in a large national cohort study.

The infant'specific component, ∊, varies between infants as well as mothers but is assumed to be independent across both infants and mothers [43].

Based on the challenges encountered by nurse-counsellors in the present pMTCT programme combined with the problems that mothers face trying to adhere to the recommended feeding methods [ 37], the impact of the infant feeding component of the pMTCT programme on infant feeding outcomes is uncertain.

However, a few studies have demonstrated that the infant ERP component P400 is related to processing of goal directed actions such as grasping (Bakker et al., in press) and pointing (Gredebäck et al., 2010; Melinder et al., in press), to emotional processing (Leppanen et al., 2007), biological motion (Reid et al., 2006) and gaze direction (Senju et al., 2006).

We conclude that the experiences of the study participants were characterised by combined challenges related to the shift from a health-educator to a nurse-counsellor role and the enormous work burden, as well as a fundamental lack of confidence in the feasibility of the infant feeding component of the pMTCT programme in this local African context.

Advocates of exclusive breastfeeding have concluded that with formal training and supportive supervision, health workers can effectively increase rates of exclusive breastfeeding [ 18- 20] The experience from United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF) pMTCT programmes' evaluation clearly shows that the infant feeding component is still weak [ 21].

Stress burn-in is an effective burn-in means of screening out the infant mortality components of a system which are conducted under an extremely stressful environment.

Although infants' ERP components do not always map onto adults' components, these results encourage the use of ERPs as a sensitive measure of the infants' brain response to the own name.