These distinctive features are evident in early infancy as well as adulthood.

Vitamin B 12 was supplemented either during pregnancy, early infancy or early childhood.

Thomas Cadwalader-nowcalled Adams-never knew his mother; she died in his early infancy.

Affected boys usually present with primary adrenal failure in early infancy or childhood.

From early infancy they had been taught to do for themselves.

The struggle began soon, yet of course it did not begin in early infancy.

She had been steeped in slyness from her early infancy by a sly mother.

These parents had had nine children, seven of whom had died in early infancy.

Agnes had been familiar with this picture from early infancy.

Family-traits show themselves in early infancy, die out, and reappear.

The resulting severe malnutrition can cause death in early infancy.

Evidence is accumulating pointing to an advantage to performing transplantations in patients in early infancy.

The male infant presented with tonic seizures in early infancy and subsequently developed infantile spasms.

Without therapy, the disease is fatal in early infancy.

Little Johnny was a saving youth-onewho from early infancy had cultivated a provident habit.

His remarks refer to the young of every age, but chiefly to early infancy and childhood.