| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - Paired t-test results (data not shown) indicated that post-weaning intakes were higher than pre-weaning intakes for energy and all nutrients except vitamin A. We estimated the extent of post-weaning dietary compensation for breast milk (Table 6) on the basis of differences between post- and pre-weaning non-breast-milk nutrient intakes.
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