Sentence examples for infants prevents from inspiring English sources

To determine if polyethylene occlusive skin wrapping of very preterm infants prevents heat loss after delivery better than conventional drying and to evaluate if any benefit is sustained after wrap removal.

The small number of HBoV-positive infants prevents conclusions concerning ethnicity, coinfection, and bronchiolitis severity.

Unfortunately, the limited sample volume available from infants prevented the assay at concentrations >10 mg/mL.

The mother-to-infant DHA surge via the milk seemed unable to prevent a RBC-DHA drop in the Maasai (low fish) infants, prevented a decrease in the Pare (intermediate fish) infants, but did enable a postpartum RBC-DHA increase in the infants of the Sengerema (high fish) women (Fig.  1b).

Although severe under-registration has been observed in several countries in Europe [ 43], the maternal mortality rate may be useful in inter-country comparisons, but the low incidence of maternal deaths, 8 cases in our study population out of 12 cases in the population of live born infants, prevent inter-hospital comparisons [ 43].

Two dimensions of the NNNS attention and handling could not be assessed because the extreme irritability of the infant prevented completion of key items.

The company, based in Gaithersburg, Md., is heavily dependent on Synagis, a drug for infants that prevents a respiratory infection, and was not expected to have another major product on the market until 2004 at the earliest.

It is widely acknowledged that calcium, phosphorus and vitamin D supplementation is extremely important in order to promote bone mineralisation in pre-term infants and prevent the occurrence of osteopenia of prematurity [ 5, 11], and the infants in both groups received similar supplementations of these nutrients.

Because he didn't know how to raise infant monkeys, he cared for them the way hospitals of the era cared for human infants — in nurseries, with plenty of food, warm blankets, some toys, and in isolation from other infants to prevent the spread of infection.

If we assume that all infant cases would be preventable by vaccination, we would need to vaccinate between 33,784 and 38,610 infants to prevent one case of disease.

Because he didn't know how to raise infant monkeys, he cared for them the way hospitals of the era cared for human infants in nurseries, with plenty of food, warm blankets, some toys, and in isolation from other infants to prevent the spread of infection.