Hill's work has focused on birth weight and other measures of the condition of babies born to women living close to gas wells in rural Pennsylvania and is summarized so far in a "working paper" titled "Unconventional Natural Gas Development and Infant Health: Evidence from Pennsylvania".
Two of the deaths were in infants who developed disseminated disease (patients 2 and 4 in Table 1), and one occurred in an infant without evidence of extra-renal candidal infection.
In the classic two-choice paradigm, the infant has evidence that the agent does not choose the ignored object, but in the solitary object condition, they have no information as to the agent's disposition towards any new object, and so do not know whether she might actually prefer this one when it is available.
Nine months later, at time-point 2, only 3% (2/65) of all infants had Vitamin D sufficiency, while the remaining infants showed evidence of hypovitaminosis: 9% (6/65) sVDD, 51% (33/65) mVDD and 37% (24/65) VDI (Tables 1 and 2).
The existence of an evolved number ability had long been hypothesized, based on research with animals and infants, and evidence from brain-damaged patients gave clues to where in the brain it might be found.
Some scientists point to studies using dummies modeled on the anatomy of infants as evidence that shaking cannot possibly generate sufficient force to cause the triad of symptoms — or that it could not do so without also causing injury to the infant's neck or spinal cord.
In our study, 2 NL infants had evidence of alkalosis at presentation.
If infants lack evidence of agents' preferences among available goal-objects, they would have no grounds for predicting their next action.
Only 10% of infants with evidence of hypoxic ischaemic encephalopathy develop cerebral palsy, but the reasons for this are not yet fully understood.
The chronic lung disease (CLD) group consisted of nine infants with evidence of moderate (1 subject) to severe (8 subjects) CLD or at risk for CLD at the time of death after 30 ± 16 days at 30 ± 2-week PMA.
