Sentence examples for models for breastfeeding from inspiring English sources

These final regression models for the late preterm and term infants at 10 days were then used as the respective models for breastfeeding at 6 weeks.

Discussion of the "health" benefits of breastfeeding was similar to the "medical" model for breastfeeding that Blum (1999) describes in the USA.

She is usually a paraprofessional who gives basic breastfeeding information, support and encouragement to pregnant women and breastfeeding mothers, and serves as a role model for breastfeeding women.

21 31–33 The final multivariable model for breastfeeding at 10 days included any remaining statistically significant variables from each of models A, B and C in addition to these two variables.

We will look at new evidence highlighting models and practices for breastfeeding along with the importance of maternal and newborn nutrition across the continuum of care.

We also fitted models with additional adjustment for breastfeeding, SGA, and preterm birth.

Linda Blum (1999), for example, has documented the evolution of both "maternalist" and "medical" models of breastfeeding in Western culture.

All characteristics associated with timing of non-core food introduction in univariate models, except for breastfeeding, remained significant in the multivariate model (see Table 2).

Notes: In the adjusted models, odds ratio refers to the combined effect of pregnancy and breastfeeding, status or duration respectively, as estimated in a model with an interaction term between the two variables but no main effect for breastfeeding.

Odds ratio of the combined effect of breastfeeding after adjusting for pregnancy in a logistic model with an interaction term between the two variables but no main effect for breastfeeding.

This model allows joint estimation of the effects of predictor variables on the risk for breastfeeding cessation rather than the duration itself [ 27].