Sentence examples for reduced sucking from inspiring English sources

Severe facial weakness was noted in all with drooling and reduced sucking reflexes in five out of eight patients, lasting from 1 week up to 2.5 years of age.

Previous studies have also identified late preterm infants as having lower rates of breastfeeding than term infants 14 15 which is likely due to a combination of factors, including delayed lactogenesis 34 and physiological immaturity resulting in a reduced sucking ability.

Dyson realized vacuum bags get clogged by dust particles, reducing sucking power, so he tossed the bags and replaced them with seven cones that create 1,000 Gs of force each, essentially keeping the dust pinned to the side and out of the way.

The results of a constructive modification of the charge system reducing the sucking effect are discussed.

How do I talk to that guy?' But it's also like there's humor there, because it sucks, and it sucks to be reduced, and it sucks to be talked about like an object and it sucks to be treated like a piece of meat.

The rearward positioning means that the engine's air intake can help reduce drag by sucking in and therefore reducing what is known as the boundary layer – an area of air flow next to the surface of the plane that causes the most resistance.

Finally, in one field study 11 of 3567 neonates aged less than 28 days in India, simultaneous presence of any two of the following seven clinical signs predicted death from sepsis with a 100% sensitivity and 92% specificity: reduced or stopped sucking, weak or no cry, limbs becoming limp, vomiting or abdominal distension, baby cold to touch, severe chest indrawing and umbilical infection.

It is thought that the beaked whales, which have similarly reduced dentition, also suck up their prey.

By 36 months, sucking had reduced to 40% with similar prevalence of dummy and digit sucking.

I realized that my kids did have minds and could think if they simply detached themselves from their screen sucking devices that reduced them to rats.

Teething rings and rubbing the gums reduced gingival irritation and finger sucking in the present study.