infants造句

There is a definition of infants in the glossary.

Zinc supplementation can ameliorate the absorption of calcium of infants.

And there's some evidence that natural selection favored infants whose cries were most alarming.

He was a major proponent of a health and nutrition program for pregnant women and infants.

The difficulty of diagnosing HIV in infants, however, remains a major impediment to progress.

More people, from infants to seniors, must be protected from more diseases.

"This airplane game is something that humans do with their infants, and chimpanzee mothers do also," he added.

Was the experimenter accidentally signalling the infants after the initial tongue protrusion or mouth purse through further small facial movements?

"These women are like guardian angels for infants and mothers," says Zafaran Natiqi, head of women's affairs in Badakhshan.

One of the texts - the Code of hygienic practice for powdered formulae for infants and young children - aims to protect infants and small children who for any reason cannot be breastfed.

Only about 20 percent of abandoned infants or children are rescued and placed temporarily in juvenile protection centers.

As a colleague of mine says: if all infants were born with their appendix externally located, we'd snip it off at birth.

Expectant mothers and infants are especially at risk, and this research provides evidence of how important early nutrition is in shaping a person's life.

Basic self-recognition is key to being able to relate to others; with this knowledge infants take their first faltering steps into the social world.

They found that when babies' sleep patterns shifted — when the infants began taking more naps or slept more overall — it was typically followed by a growth spurt.

In the study, the authors examined 20 preterm infants with a mean gestational age at birth of 29 weeks (range 26-35) and who were otherwise medically stable.

In a post last spring titled “Makers of Tylenol, I’m Disappointed in You” on the blog DC Metro Moms, Ms. Lam wrote about the huge recall of J.& J. infants’ and children’s medicines.

Probably not: when infants had a pacifier in their mouths while the experimenter stuck their tongue out, they still imitated him after it was taken out a short time later.

Although both juvenile male and female chimpanzees were seen playing with sticks in Kibale National Park in Uganda, females were more likely to cradle the sticks and treat them like infants.

They hear voices and whispers and muffled cries of anguish, maybe the souls of mothers searching through the piles of bones for their infants so cruelly ripped from their arms.

The key to their study, though, was in showing that the infants were really imitating the experimenter rather than just sticking their tongues out or opening their mouths for some other reason.

You will hear evidence of tender infants pressed by their mothers to their bodies in the gas chambers so that they should not inhale the poisonous gas, until the executioners came and threw them alive into the furnaces or the waiting graves.

"CNMs also provide pre- and postnatal care and reproductive health advice. Lay midwives usually have no formal training, are unlicensed, and deliver (at home) about three-fourths of infants born throughout the world, mostly in developing countries and rural areas of developed nations. "