Sentence examples for Intensive child from inspiring English sources
At the age of the most intensive child growth, the variety, quality and composition of complementary food are inadequate and fail to meet the growing child's nutritional needs.
In Liberia and Zaire, sharp declines in child death (19% and 32%, respectively between 1984 and 1989) coincided with the introduction of intensive child health care programmes [ 4].
Following the idea of Pelham's summer treatment approach, also in Germany and Japan Intensive-Behavioural Treatment approaches have been developed comprising highly intensive child management and parent training with good intervention effects [ 41- 43].
But this kind of intensive child-centred practice is yet to be embedded in the system.
Intensive child-directed interventions are an important component in the treatment of childhood ADHD (Pelham et al., 2005), yet no study exists that fully evaluates an intensive adolescent-directed intervention.
Bouchez, V., Caro, V., Levillain, E., Guigon, G. & Guiso, N. Genomic content of Bordetella pertussis clinical isolates circulating in areas of intensive children vaccination.
They also found that breastfeeding duration was correlated with other time-intensive child investments, such as more time spent reading to very young children.
A pilot scheme involving 5,000 children from the most disadvantaged areas suggested that, with intensive help, children at the age of six could gain 21 months in reading age in just four to five months of teaching - well over four times the normal rate of progress.
In the past, when parenting wasn't so intensive and children were allowed to roam more freely, people had larger families.
In the intensive phase, children had more problems on physical functioning and pain subscales than in the non-intensive phase.
Of the sample of 486 children, 64.8% were assigned to the Core HPI (lowest risk status) before the contact, with 17.5% Additional HPI (intermediate risk) and 6% Intensive HPI (children requiring multi-agency involvement).
