Sentence examples for more frequent feeding from inspiring English sources
Furthermore, a worsening in their respiratory status frequently interrupts progress to full enteral nutrition because of more frequent feeding intolerance or clinicians' concerns about aggressively increasing enteral feeds.
In this study the aim was to attempt to reproduce the natural feeding pattern of pigs by more frequent feeding.
Weaker calves may need more frequent feeding; play it by ear according to the health needs of your calf.
In the oasis with the flowering trees of A. raddiana, An. sergentii exhibited greater population size, higher survival rates and shorter duration of the gonotrophic cycle (more frequent blood feeding and oviposition).
Parents will be encouraged to offer "easy" foods and more frequent milk feeds during both illness and recovery [ 1 ].
Scours is reduced by more frequent, lower amount feeding over one large daily feed.
Hypoglycaemia unresponsive to supplemental feeding triggers admission to SCN/NICU, more frequent, larger supplemental feeds, further glucose gel or intravenous glucose therapy, to achieve normal TBGs.
A study of nine bird species including four hirundines showed that the more young there are in a nest, the more frequent are the parents' feeding visits, but the visits do not increase in proportion to the number of young.
This battle against nature's chaos is set in deft counterpoint to Freya's struggle to survive, with her parents realizing that even as their daughter blossoms into a smiling cuddly creature, her "fitting" is becoming more frequent, her ability to feed or digest diminishing.
Several reasons have been proposed to explain this observation including the longer time taken to insertion of post-pyloric tubes and therefore, later onset of feeding, the potential for more frequent tube related complications in patients fed via the SB (occlusion, dislodgment, accidental withdrawal) and tube position (i.e. duodenal versus jejunal).
Artificial enteral feeding is more frequent in the CMV group and most patients have no respiratory support at 18 months corrected age.
