Sentence examples for relatively infant from inspiring English sources

Tools to enable automated diagnosis continue to evolve while tools for debug are still in a relatively infant state.

The chief justification for this proposal was the relatively infant or immature culture of democracy in a newly independent nation that was "barely one year old".

There is near universal literacy and relatively low infant mortality, and health conditions remain better than across much of the developing world.

And it's not just a European phenomenon: the WHO singles out Curitiba in Brazil as an example of a city where good urban planning is contributing to higher life expectancy and relatively low infant mortality.

Even in the U.S. and Europe, with relatively low infant mortality rates compared to the developing world, breastfeeding protects against certain diseases, such as respiratory infections.

One of the main goals is to reduce Uzbekistan's relatively high infant mortality rate of 34 deaths per 1,000 live births.

25 We chose Malawi because it faces similar socioeconomic challenges to those seen in Haiti (e.g., poor roads, relatively high infant mortality rate, large population without piped water, rates of literacy < 80%).

Relatively few infants were born preterm (n = 31, 9.0%) or were low birth weight (< 2,500 g, n = 20, 5.8%).

Accordingly we studied relatively small infants born between the 5th and 25th centile but excluded the smallest neonates, which may reflect obstetrical abnormalities.

As seen in the results, despite the tendency to have relatively small infants, mothers with short stature were more likely to have a higher chance of obstructed labor.

The standardised birth weight was divided into four categories: <0.76 corresponds to a strict definition of small for gestational age (SGA), and 0.76 0.89 is a broad category of relatively small infants.