Sentence examples for infants exhibit from inspiring English sources
"Both of us wondered what could possibly justify the degree of helplessness human infants exhibit," she told me recently.
The interesting thing here is that young infants, (who are at the life stage less impacted on by subsequent selection since the human lineage split away from old world monkeys some 20m years ago – meaning infants exhibit ancient simians reflexes) do not show a fear of snakes or spiders.
Preterm infants exhibit depressed arousability from sleep when compared with term infants.
In humans, approximately 2% of infants are exposed to perinatal hypoxia ischemia or prolonged anoxic insult, a condition to which very low birth weight preterm infants exhibit the highest susceptibility.
While executing a goal-oriented action, however, infants exhibit a higher degree of desynchronization than do adults.
A second possible outcome is that the younger but not older vervet infants exhibit cross-species intersensory matching.
Static touch co-occurred with gaze at mothers, and infants exhibited playful functions of touch during the Normal periods.
Extra-handled infants, compared to standard-reared infants, exhibited less stress-related behavior and more locomotion around a novel environment, faster approach of novel objects, better working memory, and less fear towards a novel social partner.
Soothing (i.e., stroke, finger, mouth) and reactive (i.e., grab, pat, pull) types of touch co-occurred with gaze away from mother during the SF period, and infants exhibited more regulatory and exploratory functions during the SF period.
Similar amounts of self-regulatory behaviors were observed for both groups across all three periods; however, full-term infants exhibited greater self-comfort regulatory behaviors during the Reunion Normal period.
Median (IQR) plasma HIV-1 RNA in a cohort of 377 subtype C-infected infants from South Africa was as high as 5.90 (5.6 5.9) log10 [29], which is consistent with infants exhibiting higher levels of viral load than adults.
