Exempel på wean

• Thousands of Glasgow weans can also take free advantage of the summer holiday programme with their Kidz card.

• Note reports that the two most popular names parents are currently giving their weans are Jack for a boy and Chloe for a girl.

• Ma, pa and the weans tucking into their meat and two veg is a fast-fading reality.

• Now that almost all have their weans grown up, they can afford holidays abroad.

• He's always happy to take the wean to the park.

• Regurgitation of the left atrioventricular valve was evaluated only after the patient had been weaned from cardiopulmonary bypass and was hemodynamically stable.

• In their work the visitors aimed to prevent newly weaned infants from being fed with a dangerous bottle when they were at their most vulnerable.

• Recurrent atelectasis persisted despite bronchial suctioning, and repeated attempts of weaning from the ventilator were unsuccessful.

• The disease mostly caused low mortality, occurring as sporadic episodes of sudden death of a few (<10) suckling or weaned piglets.

• Lambs were kept in two separate fields prior to weaning each year.

• When nursed by a control-fed dam, the pancreatic weight was comparable with controls by weaning.

• In all these patients, embolization resulted in prompt clinical improvement, enabling them to be weaned from the ventilator.

• After weaning at about 16 weeks of age, all lambs were moved to one field so as to minimize variation in exposure to infective larvae.

• We experienced no trouble in inserting the cannula while, in addition, no aortic obstruction was observed when weaning any of the patients from bypass.

• It is a roadblock in the path of integrating the social and natural sciences, and weaning sociology and anthropology from its social constructivist traditions.

• At follow-up (11-90 months, median 49), 7 patients have been weaned from therapy, but 3 (with atrial tachycardia) are still on beta-blockers or flecainide.

• These values improved rapidly as dexamethasone was weaned.

• His condition improved so that he was weaned from ventilation within next day.

• We acknowledge that the process of weaning can be lengthy and highly variable and that our correction is only an approximation.

• All were weaned from the second support but only three survived (38%).