<<No statistically significant difference in recumbent length, head
circumference, or incidence of
adverse events was found between the two groups. Infants in the
experimental group had fewer incidences of constipation and had stool
characteristics that suggest that the experimental formula was tolerated
well.
Furthermore, these infants showed a trend toward fewer respiratory tract
infections.>>

But, how did they compare with the breastfed infants? "Fewer incidences" is
still more than "normal" for an infant.

Best wishes,
Sam Doak

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