Sentence examples for youngest infants from inspiring English sources

But the youngest infants he could find were all three months old.

Today, adequate pain relief for even the youngest infants is the standard of care, and the treatment that so concerned Anand two decades ago would now be considered a violation of medical ethics.

UTI rates were increased in all age groups, but the increase was not statistically significant in the youngest infants (≤30d) (Table 4).

One would expect that if IAP was the primary reason for the increase, most of the cases would be among the youngest infants closest to the exposure during delivery.

Biologically plausible Bed sharing risk is greatest to youngest infants who are most vulnerable.

Pertussis is an endemic vaccine-preventable disease with the highest morbidity and mortality in the youngest infants [ 1].

"I want my Sheuli to be a performer," she says while holding her youngest infant.

As young infants, they show high levels of motor activity and fretfulness in response to stimulation.

Doctors and nutritionists cite concerns about the developmental readiness of young infants to handle solid foods.

Indeed, studies of human newborn and very young infants indicate highly organized and stable perceptual functions.

Acute appendicitis occurs in all age groups, although it is rare in extremely young infants.