Although still rooted in infantile helplessness, religion thus derives to some extent from the earliest stage of postnatal development.
MYCN amplification was strongly and inversely correlated with the prognosis in infantile cases, although the frequency of MNA in the cases discovered through the MSPN was small (2.2%).
The CLN6 mouse (Bronson et al., 1998) is a well-established model of variant late infantile NCL, although the behavioural phenotype has not been extensively studied.
Allport is best known for the concept that, although adult motives develop from infantile drives, they become independent of them.
This requirement ensured the inclusion of any suspected (although not proven) case of infantile methemoglobinemia where nitrate levels were even slightly above background (~2 5 ppm).
Enzyme-replacement therapy (ERT) with alglucosidase alfa has improved the lifespan of patients with classic infantile Pompe disease, although ERT is not effective in a subset of patients who mount an immune response to the exogenous enzyme.
So far I haven't disowned any of my own writing, although I often cringe at how infantile, wrong-headed, or tone-deaf some passage may be.
And although I am yet in the infantile stages of adulthood with my eldest, from this vantage point, I can already see that the steps I have taken to raise my children, and the care with which I have done it, has resulted in a genuine friendship.
Although sonographic echogenicity can be variable, most infantile hepatic hemangiomas are hypoechoic.
The diagnosis of infantile hypertrophic pyloric stenosis (IHPS), although traditionally clinical, is now increasingly dependent on radiological corroboration.
