Sentence examples for this type of infant from inspiring English sources

Low levels of this type of infant vocalization may be relevant to the statements by some parents that their autistic children seldom cried and were easy to raise [58].

But I was not the type of infant to absorb a compliment.

The present study revealed that the type of infant feeding influence concentrations of ghrelin and OXA in the plasma.

In such a setting, a balance of benefits and disadvantages of breastfeeding is a better guiding principle in choosing the type of infant feeding option.

Moreover, the type of infant feeding, sleep duration and rapid weight gain during the first year of life are known risk factors for childhood obesity [ 12- 18].

In the second part of the questionnaire, the parents were asked about the type of infant feeding, name and duration of diseases (if any), and hospitalizations (if any) during the first month of life.

The questions mainly focused on the mother's knowledge and beliefs about HIV and infant feeding, the type of infant-feeding counseling they had received, the women's planned infant-feeding practices at age six months, problems foreseen or encountered with their chosen option and the ways in which they coped with those challenges.

For fresh stillbirths and ENNM, this finding is consistent with the clinical observation that because of the nature and dynamics of this type of delivery, these infants are likely to die during or at delivery [ 9, 28].

It can be assumed that the application of this type of hydrolysate to an infant would not raise their immune system response.

There is no healthy control group for this type of study as well infants are not coryzal and have insufficient nasal secretions for direct aspiration.[9] Our conclusions are limited to comparisons between hospitalised previously well infants grouped by severity of hRSV disease.

The term maternity leave is generally used to indicate the time which a woman takes off from work during pregnancy and following the birth to recuperate physically from child birth and to take care of the new infant; this type of leave is typically available only to mothers (World Bank 2015).