Sentence examples for single infancy from inspiring English sources

Figure 2 shows the same data for the separate WHO 2012 age groups (with neonatal and 1 11 month age groups combined into a single infancy category).

These approaches in the optimal scenery can be present in a new based BCG vaccine that could be administrated at any time of life, as single dose infancy in high incidence countries and at the time of exposition in the developed countries when the rates of infected people are lesser than 10/ 100 000 people.

Firstly, in order to model the Navrongo cohort in detail, which was only followed-up until two years of age, and secondly, to show the impact on extending for a single year beyond infancy.

However, in stark contrast to this mnemonic ability, the human adult will almost certainly be unable to recollect a single episode from their infancy, because during this period the human infant (along with many other species) is considered to suffer from a profound form of memory loss known as infantile amnesia (Howe and Courage, 1993).

Ms. Elder, who raised Drew from infancy as a single mother, said people in the neighborhood told her what Mr. Giummo had done for Mr. Anderson, sometimes known as Mark.

This event seems to have been the breaking point for Tiberius; his new marriage with Julia was never a happy one, and produced only a single child who died in infancy.

Though still in its infancy, sequencing from single cells is now feasible using WGA and this opens up a new field of exploring heterogeneity within populations, or populations of cells in an organism or tissue, an ultimate goal for many geneticists and molecular biologists.

With this, the growth of an individual child can be evaluated from birth to infancy by means of one single growth chart, rather than two separate charts.

Unless you are a scientist doing infancy research yourself, a single study means very little.

The meth drama was cashing in on six years and five seasons' worth of momentum, while True Detective is very much in its infancy, with only a single season to its name.

For example, developmental changes during childhood make it difficult for single instruments to be valid from infancy through adolescence.