Sentence examples for infant time from inspiring English sources

Each day was divided into four feeding occasions which were classified by who was feeding the infant, time of day, and where the feeding occurred.

However, a high proportion of Down syndrome identification occurs in a very short period after birth; in the Czech Republic 95% of cases are diagnosed during the infant time period.

This approach allows for more accurate recall of the behaviour, however, does not capture breastfeeding practises across the infant time period and, therefore, the results may not reflect breastfeeding practises over time.

We have established that composite maternal UVR dose (OR 0.50 (95% CI 0.37 to 0.69) p<0.001) and maternal skin exposure index (OR 0.81 (95% CI 0.66 to 0.98) p=0.03) were associated with breastfed infant vitamin D status but infant time in the sun during the first year was not.

Specifically, we examined the programme's effects on parental satisfaction, parental self-efficacy, perceived partnership and anxiety, as well as infants' time to reach full oral feeding and length of postoperative hospital stay, following cardiac surgery on infants at a paediatric intensive care unit with a restrictive visiting policy.

More data are needed regarding the risk of serious RSV disease among preterm infants by chronologic age, adjusting for infant-time exposure and age at the start of the season.

Key categories will include infant sleep time, infant awake time, behavioural arousals, head covering events, breastfeeding events, infant sleep position, and maternal interactions.

The authors say this is the first study to report an association between infant sleep time and children's being overweight.

Instead, why not change the goals, tailor the conversations according to a family's needs, and work together to maximize an infant's time at the breast?

By analyzing the data, the startup is able to track the sleep schedule of the infant over time, eventually developing predictions on when a baby will fall asleep – and most importantly, when it will wake up.

In fact, fluctuations in the infant abundance time series were much better explained in terms of intrinsic (density dependent) dynamics than in terms of extrinsic forcing.