Sentence examples for younger infants from inspiring English sources

Moreover, a developmental pattern was observed in which older infants are more precise in targeting their saccades than younger infants.

"It's a big relief" that the early findings seemed to hold up in younger infants, he says.

This study also indicates that RSV suppressed both the adaptive and innate responses more severely in younger infants less than 6 months old.

It is a modifiable factor for further practice, especially in younger infants for witch breastfeeding has just begun and is still precarious.

The younger infants had 27% fewer cases of clinical malaria, but rates of hospitalization were the same as unvaccinated infants in a control group.

Pathologists are more or less agreed on which symptoms constitute evidence of shaking in a baby more than 6 months old, but it is controversial whether these same criteria can diagnose abuse in younger infants.

In another series of experiments with younger infants, Thomsen and colleagues found that the difference in looking time emerges between 8 months and 10 months, suggesting that this is when the ability to detect social dominance comes online.

Feeding on demand is perfectly fine and in fact studies have found that feeding on cue increases milk production, breastfeeding duration, and maternal bonding, particularly in younger infants.

Older infants are less likely to make the A-not-B error because they are able to understand the concept of object permanence more than younger infants.

She also noted that better refinement of ultrasound scans could help bring the method to younger infants, before they reach the age when they can safely undergo an MRI scan.

In more recent years, the original Piagetian object permanence account has been challenged by a series of infant studies suggesting that much younger infants do have a clear sense that objects exist even when out of sight.