Sentence examples for system of infant from inspiring English sources

Studying the nursery is important because astronomers have a hard time predicting exactly what a system of infant planets will look like, Currie told HuffPost. .

Infant rat models with i.p. bacterial challenge results in high bacterial counts in blood and CSF and high mortality rates [15], [16], but still requires the premature immune system of infant animals.

Yet whereas Main and Solomon have often been misunderstood to have introduced disorganized/disoriented attachment in order to produce an exhaustive, categorical system of infant classifications, this article will suggest quite a different account.

The petitioners, Pesticide Action Network and the Natural Resources Defense Council, cited studies show that Chlorpyrifos can have serious health consequences, such as damaging the nervous system of infants and children.

The mercury, arsenic, lead and other pollutants in the air can also cause cancer, developmental disabilities in children and can damage the brain and nervous system of infants.

"In light of the new case," McIntosh and Burchett wrote, "it seems that perhaps they (the previous cases) were not errors, or at least not all of them". The result was "amazing," Bryson said, because the immune system of infants is generally considered much weaker than that of an adult, and infants are usually more susceptible to infections than adults.

Furthermore, GroEL has been previously used as a major target dominantly recognized by the immune system of infants vaccinated with WCV [44].

A successful example of the therapeutic use of a glycan for the treatment of a clinical defect is the oral administration of mannose for the treatment of congenital mannosyl transferase deficiency, a congenital metabolic disease affecting multiple systems, including the nervous system of infants [41].

The immune system of infants and young children shows great plasticity and is more amenable to modulation than the immune system of older children and adults [ 46].

Ustyogova et al. (2002) examined healthy adults, but the study raises the issue of the effects of exposure on the developing immune system of infants.

To what extent does long-term TPN affect the intestinal immune system of infants who undergo bowel resection with no enteral nutritional support?