Sentence examples for suckle in from inspiring English sources
No, the phrase "suckle in" is not a correct or usable phrase in written English
However, the phrase "suckle on" is a correct and usable phrase in written English. It is typically used to describe the act of breastfeeding. For example, "The baby suckled on her mother's breast."
All parties take it for granted that babies babble, and suckle in the presence of the right stimuli, because such behaviors are part of their biological heritage.
The main symptoms were stiffness, inability to rise, and failure to suckle in newborns.
Our soft tissues include a soft palate (the soft "roof" at the back of your mouth) and a mobile tongue, which are thought to have evolved initially to enable suckling in youngsters".
Indeed this risk has been shown to be increased in pups issued from dams treated with leptin before weaning [13] or overfed by suckling in small litters [14].
In addition, the dysplastic mucosal and tongue epithelia could inhibit their suckling, in turn hampering adequate food intake, leading to weight loss in knockout animals.
GC-D-positive neurons project their axons to a small group of atypical "necklace" glomeruli in the olfactory bulb, some of which are activated in response to suckling in neonatal rodents and to atmospheric CO2 in adult mice.
*Relative "risk" of suckling in this location compared to calving pen.
Another factor known to interfere with effective suckling in the newborn is analgesic drugs [ 58].
As both oxytocin and vasopressin increase during suckling in goats [ 23], these hormones were also measured in this study.
Third, the analysis identified predictors of effective suckling in the first hour of life that have not been reported elsewhere.
Goats have a large fraction of milk in the cistern [ 32], and according to McNeilly [ 33], oxytocin is not essential for milk removal during suckling in the goat.
