Sentence examples for weaning time from inspiring English sources

But it's the connection between weaning time and intelligence that may really be driving the cycle.

This is a specialty market and Dorset lambs about weaning time do nicely.

It turns out that another variable has an even higher correlation with intelligence than brain size — time to maturity, or weaning time.

All cows and calves were fed a common diet from early to conventional weaning time within each year and location.

If used as a substitute for breast-feeding, animal milk could have reduced weaning time and, thus, the time between mothers' pregnancies.

Does that mean that twins are more intelligent than non-twins, since they require longer weaning time — and would a mother who is a twin, in turn, give birth to smarter children?

ROC curve with weaning time longer than 36 hours was considered as positive state.

Secondary clinical outcomes were the weaning time and the total duration of mechanical ventilation.

Primary endpoint was to evaluate if the diaphragmatic excursion measurement was able to predict a longer weaning time.

Secondary endpoint was to find out a cut-off value of diaphragmatic excursion and a weaning time interval able to predict worst outcome.

Numerous observational and before/after studies conclude that use of a weaning protocol shortens weaning time and reduces the decannulation failure rate and the complication rate [95 104].