Sentence examples for infants support from inspiring English sources

Two gilded infants support the clock, which is surmounted by a happy Cupid.

However, the data we present here, together with our prior study relating shorter AGD to antiandrogenic phthalate exposure in infants, support that interpretation.

Integrating HIV and AIDS services within existing health infrastructures can help reach more children and women with comprehensive interventions, including HIV testing for mothers and exposed infants, support and counselling on safe feeding and initiation of cotrimoxazole.

To determine whether neurally adjusted ventilatory assist (NAVA), a new method of mechanical ventilation that delivers pressure assistance that is proportional to the electrical activity of the diaphragm (EAdi), could lower the inspiratory pressure and respiratory muscle load in preterm infants supported with ventilators.

ECAT is significantly associated with wheezing in infants supporting our previous finding of a significant association with stop-and-go traffic exposure.

Results from the German Surveillance System for VLBW infants supported the protected value of NCPAP against pneumonia, as its incidence was 1/1000 CPAP days compared to 2.5/1000 MV days [ 29].

The disagreement found among parents, nurse technicians and pediatricians on the presence and the intensity of pain and distress in infants supports the findings of previous studies reporting differences in the assessment of pain by adult observers regarding adults, children and neonates as a function of particular personal, professional, and emotional traits of the observers [ 12, 17, 18].

In this cluster, contaminated proximal air flow sensors were the likely source of tracheal colonization with B. cereus in newborn infants, supported by a genetic match by MLST between a strain isolated from 1 case-patient and the contaminated air flow sensor.

Samples were taken for molecular examination from the skeletal remains of a woman buried together with an infant (Supporting Figure S1B).

The highly significant correlation between maternal and infant sAGEs before the introduction of exogenous foods to the infant supports a strong maternal influence.

In infants with support of transition, majority of infants received respiratory support, starting in median after 3.4 minutes (range 0.4-14.2) and lasting for 8.8 (1.5-28.5) minutes.