Sentence examples for late infancy from inspiring English sources

Iron deficiency anemia is most common during late infancy and early childhood, when iron stores present from birth are exhausted and milk, which is poor in iron, is a primary food; during the adolescent growth spurt; and in women during the childbearing years, because of blood loss during menstruation and the additional iron needs of pregnancy.

Chimpanzees did not reliably follow human gaze until 3 4 years; this corresponds to the latter part of the late infancy period for this species.

These entities would endure from late infancy (or the time at which the various psychological connections could be established) to brain death or perhaps dementia.

Recommended micronutrient interventions for children included strategies for supplementation of vitamin A (in the neonatal period and late infancy), preventive zinc supplements, iron supplements for children in areas where malaria is not endemic, and universal promotion of iodised salt.

A diagnostic work-up has been designed to evaluate progressive neurological conditions with motor, cognitive, and/or behavioral signs in early infancy, late infancy to early childhood, and late childhood to adolescence.

We studied the cognitive abilities of a 13-year-old deaf child, deprived of most linguistic input from late infancy, in a battery of tests designed to reveal the nature of numerical and geometrical abilities in the absence of a full linguistic system.

We will examine the role of the early infancy microbiota on the late infancy microbiota.

The THP program comprises five modules: preparing for the baby, the baby's arrival and early, mid and late infancy.

The late-infancy onset of RTT symptoms corresponds to the occurrence of elevated MeCP2 levels in maturing neurons and fits with the predicted role for MeCP2 in activity-dependent postnatal maturation of neuronal synapses.

Foetal infection can cause congenital toxoplasmosis coursing with a wide spectrum of manifestations, from mild symptoms that can remain unapparent until late in infancy, to more fatal and severe forms in newborns that are now rare thanks to preventive and protective measures during pregnancy.

In this report, we found that GI illnesses are associated with increased risk of IA among children who are exposed to wheat or barley either early or late in infancy.