Sentence examples for infant measures from inspiring English sources

4. Which of the following infant measures best predicts childhood I.Q.? a. performance on the Mental Scale of the Bayley Scales of Infant Development b. speed of habituation and dishabituation to visual stimuli c. age in months at which the child begins walking and talking d. percent of time spent in REM sleep e. birth weight 5. Carolyn tripped on the carpet and fell.

Correlations between infant measures of information processing and later IQ have been established, and a few studies have extended this continuum by examining links between various fetal measures and cognitive measures during infancy.

Differences between infant measures by sex were evaluated using Wilcoxon Mann-Whitney nonparametric tests.

In the absence of patient-related factors, hospital-level data and infant measures, regional differences in the incidence of intrapartum interventions herein are best viewed as suggestive rather than definitive evidence of differences in practice.

However, a few studies failed to find any association between Cd and infant measures (Guo et al. 2010; Tekin et al. 2011a) or neonatal Apgar score (Zhang et al. 2004).

Second trimester sex differences in AGD are broadly consistent with neonatal and infant measures of AGD and maternal cigarette smoking is associated with a temporary increase in male AGD in the absence of changes in circulating testosterone.

In 2003, among children aged <24 mo, recumbent length was measured to the nearest millimeter with a locally made <span class="lh">infant measuring board.

In this study, HIV diversity in infants measured using the HRM assay tended to increase during the first 12 18 months of life.

The median concentration of Vitamin D in all the UK infants measured at time-point 1 was 28.7 ng/ml, which decreased significantly by time-point 2 when the median was 18.9 ng/ml (P<0.0001) (Figure 1).

The primary outcome measures were immune responses in mothers and their infants, measured as follows.

Thirty-nine (22.4%) of the 174 infants measured < 48 hr were LBW (Table 3).