Sentence examples for 1 infancy from inspiring English sources

Erikson evolved eight stages of development, the first four of which are (1) infancy: trust versus mistrust, (2) early childhood: autonomy versus shame and doubt, (3) preschool: initiative versus guilt, and (4) school age: industry versus inferiority.

His most important works of poetry during those years were published later: the poetic cycles Chelovyek (1915 19; "Man") and Mladenchestvo (1913 18; "Infancy") and the tragedy Prometey (1906 14; "Prometheus").

Groups were based on age of EBI: (1) Congenital; (2) Peri-natal; (3) Infancy; (4) Preschool; (5) Middle Childhood; and (6) Late Childhood.

Methods: In total, 281 children of the DONALD Study with 3-day weighed dietary records at 0.5 and 0.75 (infancy), 3 and 4 (preschool age), 6 and 7 years of age (school age) were included in this analysis.

The three Tibetan male pigs include one 1.5-month-old (TN1, infancy, weight = 8.75 kg, 29 January 2010), one 4-month-old (TN4, puberty, weight = 12.5 kg, 29 January 2010), and one 8-month-old (TN8, adulthood, weight = 52.5 kg, 29 January 2010).

The newborn human is deficient in two of them (IgA and CD14) during infancy [16], whereas the calf is not [17].

3.93 A 4. Infancy stage of a non-profit venture's capital market.

Although the seroprevalence of the recently discovered HPeV4 8 are unknown, HPeV1 3 infections usually occur in early infancy (1, 3 ).

Tolstoy and his wife had 13 children, of whom 10 survived infancy.

The 32 younger ones had received phosphate supplements with 1α- OH D3 from infancy.

2. Brain Waves: The majority of babies are really capable of sleeping for a prolonged 6+ hour period of time 1/2 way through infancy, around 6 months.