Sentence examples for support infants from inspiring English sources

A continuous-flow "adult" ventricular assist device (VAD) was modified to support infants and children waiting for heart transplantation.

Exclusive breastfeeding in the first 6 months of life reduces the chances of infants dying from diarrhoea, acute respiratory infections and other diseases and has been found to support infants' immune systems (UNICEF 2014b).

While it is true that the SUPPORT infants got treatments within the range of normal care, they were put into high- or low-oxygenation groups, while doctors in neonatal care units often change oxygenation levels in response to a variety of signs and symptoms, said Michael Carome, Public Citizen's director of health research and a former OHRP official.

For additional support infants were placed into a commercially available baby bouncer.

We found that bCPAP is a feasible way to support infants with respiratory distress in resource-limited settings.

Our study shows that NIPPV is a safe and successful method to support infants suffering from pending respiratory failure.

While the members of the white minority were by inclination wedded to a system of private enterprise, they had evolved a system of government intervention to support infant industries and maintain agricultural prices through marketing boards.

There is an increasing policy focus on enhancing the US child care workforce's capacity to support infant, toddler, and preschooler program quality and young children's learning and development.

Under present conditions, joining the TPP would most likely place Mexico in much the same position it currently holds within the WTO, that is, needing to take advantage of every opening provided under current rules governing knowledge in order to support infant industry as well as promote R&D and innovation.

These are critical interventions to support infant and young child survival.

Crucially, our results suggest that common neural mechanisms support infant and adult processing of body-related stimuli.