The phrase "a children" is not a valid phrase in written English.
The correct phrase to use would be "children" or "a child". For example, "The children were playing in the yard".
As shown in Fig. 1 A, children with type 1 diabetes displayed lower brachial artery FMD% change than control subjects (7.1 ± 0.8% vs. 9.8 ± 1.1%; P = 0.04).
The website includes information on projects and publications, including a Children as Partners bibliography on childrens participation.
Especially if you are a children or young peoples charity.
It was bound to happen eventually: Stephen Colbert to publish a children' book.
Maybe, though, the BBC could run a Children In Need special - Political Come Dancing.
"I am a children!" Alice Oseman's Radio Silence is published on Thursday 25 February.
Ms. Kismaric was married to Charles Mikolaycak, a children' book illustrator.
You maybe saw her take part in a Children in Need pastiche of SCD in 2011.
Figure 5 illustrates that in addition to keyword 'breast carcinoma' (yellow), EFO-enabled search returns experiments matching is-a children, e.g. 'medullary breast cancer'.
This handbook brings together essential information about conducting effective, action-oriented research on the worst forms of child labour using a children-centred approach.
It's with this in mind that the Guardian is launching a children-only website".
