Sentence examples for target infant from inspiring English sources

Understanding the similarities and differences in predictors of nutrient-dense and nutrient-poor foods may help to target infant feeding advice.

First, the probability that the male fathered the target infant must be lower than his probability of fathering the female's subsequent infant (Boyko and Marshall 2009).

Adhering to the requirements of the Chinese regulatory authorities, reactogenicity and safety were first assessed in healthy adults aged 18 45 y (ROTA-072/NCT01162590) and children aged 2 6 y (ROTA-073/NCT01086436) prior to initiating a study in the target infant population (ROTA-074/NCT01171963).

However, in light of disappointing levels of efficacy reported in the target infant age group in the interim analysis of the Phase III trial of the leading pre-erythrocytic vaccine RTS,S, and in the continued absence of any highly effective malaria vaccine targeting any stage of the parasite lifecycle, it remains vital that the merits of all promising new approaches are assessed.

Given the higher adoption rates of home internet connection and smartphone ownership in higher income groups [ 29], it is possible that online programs that target infant sleep and cry problems will attract the same over-representation of parents who are more highly educated and of higher socioeconomic status, as traditional face-to-face interventions [ 3].

Infant care programmes target infants from 2 months to 17 months.

Consequently, vaccine development for EV71 in Taiwan should target infants.

Between April 1987 and March 2000, the population of the target infants was 17 179 975.

Consequently, EV71 vaccines being developed in Taiwan should target infants <6 months of age.

However, there are as yet no published trials that provide quality evidence to guide the design, content and implementation of effective interventions that target infants.

Field staff discuss the prospect for participation in the study with adults in each compound, including the mother/caregiver of the target infants.