Sentence examples for passage of milk from inspiring English sources
In contrast to humans, in which ten to fifteen branching ducts connect to the nipple, in the mouse a single primary duct, which can be identified by its proximity to the nipple and the thick sheath of connective tissue, serves as a conduit for the passage of milk to the suckling young.
Almost all cases of breast cancer begin in the glandular tissues that either produce milk (lobular tissue) or provide a passage for milk (ductal tissue) to the nipple.
5– 8 Table 1 lists the events leading to the passage of the WHO International Code of Marketing Breast milk Substitutes (hereafter referred to as the Code).
Passage of bacteria in the milk is theoretically possible.
MLP incorporation into milk may have evolved in order to succeed in nipple-less milk delivery, which was overcome in the therian lineage by the evolution of nipples as a more sophisticated mode of milk delivery during the passage to viviparity, which is estimated to have occurred about 166 220 Ma (Lefèvre, Sharp, et al. 2010).
Passage of infliximab into human breast milk in one patient with RA was demonstrated [ 212].
Responses measured were DMI, rates of fiber digestion and passage, and milk production.
Over the last six months, in Wisconsin, a growing citizen movement on behalf of raw milk has led to passage of legislation that would reverse the state's long-standing prohibition on raw milk sales, and allow consumers to buy it from the farm.
After passage of the proximal section of the milk duct (Fig. 3) and arrival at the first bifurcation (Pignose sign) (Fig. 4), the surgeon is challenged with which milk duct is to be further examined.
Historically it was thought that wet nurses with large breasts were poor milk producers [ 55]. "Overly large breasts usually betrayed a true poverty of milk, for the heavy fat parts impeded the separation of the milk and its free passage through the narrow conduits to the nipples" [[ 55], p52].
