Sentence examples for more infant from inspiring English sources

Muslim "cousin marriages", according to government ministers this week, have produced a "surge" in genetic disabilities (though in Bradford this turns out to mean five more infant deaths a year).

It would mean more unqualified teachers in English schools damaging learning; more infant pupils educated in class sizes of more than 30; fewer apprenticeships for young people; no local oversight or accountability of our schools system; and zero strategy for the forgotten 50% of young people: those wanting to pursue technical and vocational pathways.

Additional meta-analyses confirmed the narrative review in finding that higher maternal sensitivity predicted more infant positive affect during the still-face.

In the 2 October issue of Nature, they report that the larger the home range, the higher the frequency of pacing and the more infant deaths in captivity.

Update: As of the morning of Feb. 23rd, at least five more infant dolphins have been found dead, including four dead baby dolphins on Horn Island in the Mississippi Gulf of Mexico and another on Ono Island off Orange Beach, Ala .

> -wrap-foot> PMTCT regimens that prevented more infant infections resulted in lower pediatric healthcare costs over time.

Infant stimulation programs have evolved to be more "infant-centred" and to incorporate a social-psychological component (SPC).

According to the burial ledger, the babies Walburton, Mieses and Suazo, and dozens more infants, are in babies' trench "No.

If a hospital wants to increase its NICU census, providers can admit more infants or lengthen their stays — and parents generally trust those assessments.

Two more infants with limp bodies are brought in, one by a man wearing a gas mask and another carrying a young girl.

A1 SCIENCE TIMES F1-10 Premature Births Increase More infants were born last year by Caesarean section, more were born prematurely, and more were born with low birth weight in 2004 than in 2003, according to statistics released by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.