Sentence examples for receiving formula from inspiring English sources

At first, she was stunned to find that mothers were receiving formula samples anyway.

Eleven infants were breast-fed (or fed breast milk), of whom 3 were also receiving formula.

In order to detect a difference of 20% with a standard deviation of 0.3 in the erythrocyte membrane omega-3 fatty acids levels between infants receiving formula A and infants receiving formula B or formula C, at a power of 90% and with an alpha error of 5%, a total of 23 infants per group is necessary.

"It's better that, instead of receiving formula, a woman is given encouragement to continue breastfeeding and receives extra food and water herself, so that she doesn't worry about her breast milk drying up.

Especially children receiving formula, which generally have greatly elevated manganese concentrations in comparison with breast milk, may be at risk for neurotoxic effects if the water used for preparing their food contains additional manganese.

Women are asked if they are fully breastfeeding (i.e. no infant formula), if the baby is receiving expressed breast milk, if the baby is receiving formula and whether the majority of feeds are breast milk or formula.

19 20 Early DHA intervention trials in preterm infants compared infants that received formula supplemented with DHA with infants receiving formulas devoid of DHA.

The current study demonstrated a significant increase in the percentage of infants colonised by B. adolescentis at 4 months of age, unlike previous studies in which no clear difference in faecal Bifidobacterium species between infants receiving formulas with or without prebiotics was demonstrated [ 20, 30].

Supervalu said Thursday that it had also received formula from the same lot and was removing it from store shelves.

Bartlett, who had undergone an emergency caesarian at 28 weeks pregnant, could not produce milk to feed her baby and his digestive system was not developed enough to receive formula.

The study, published online in NeuroImage, found that compared with babies who received formula, breast-fed infants had increased development in white matter regions of the brain, including areas associated with planning, social and emotional functioning, motor ability and language.