Sentence examples for milk in relation from inspiring English sources

A first aim of the present study was to compare milk and blood cortisol concentrations and to consider its variability in milk in relation to farm, milk yield and days in milk.

We studied occurrence and levels of PFCs in human milk in relation to maternal serum together with the temporal trend in milk levels between 1996 and 2004 in Sweden.

Generally, after milking, the teats seemed to have a slightly smaller diameter, a somewhat thicker teat cistern wall, and a longer teat canal, Table 4. Teat canal length 20 minutes after milking in relation to immediately after milking differed significantly between liners (p < 0.01).

A current profile of PBDE congeners in U.K. breast milk (as measured in extracts of milk fat) in relation to other contaminants remains to be established (Kalantzi et al. 2003).

These findings agree with published research on the composition of bovine milk sialylconjugates in relation to the stages of lactation ([39] where sialylated conjugates were low in transition milk and increased in late lactation.

The timing of milk feeds in relation to other feeding was not controlled and was decided by mother.

Meta-analyses of cohort studies for the association between dairy and milk intake in relation to mortality 11 and fractures 12 13 have displayed no clear pattern of risk, and evidence from randomised trials are lacking.

We wanted to be able to detect a difference in the prevalence of breast milk feeding in relation to the primary exposure variable, that is, that the infant was 'fed directly at the breast only' from birth to the time of recruitment 24 48 h after birth, and chose 10% as a meaningful clinical difference.

Looking at the distribution of the milk fever incidence in relation to the DCAD there is a clear tendency towards increasing milk fever incidence with increasing DCAD.

Immunoprotection conferred by human milk may vary in relation with the mother's atopic constitution, infections, immune status, and diet.

In a study, the aim was to evaluate the effect of probiotic supplementation on the immunological composition of breast milk and colostrum in relation to sensitization and eczema in babies.