The ECLS-B assessments of fine and gross motor skills were based on previously validated tests such as the Early Screening Inventory-Preschool or Kindergarten, the Bruininks-Oretsky Test of Motor Proficiency, and the Movement Assessment Battery for Children along with tests adapted for the sister survey ECLS-Kindergarten Cohort [ 26].
Indeed, divergence time estimates between polar bears and brown bears at about 0.34-0.93 Ma [ 11, 34] coincide with the divergence time estimates of the Arctic and the red fox from their respective arid-adapted sister species.
Sisters adapted to these physical, spiritual and fiscal exploitations with amazingly good humor.
The New Yorker, November 13 , 1926P. 46 Three more sisters; adapted from the slavic of Check-off.
By Oliver Claxton The New Yorker, November 13 , 1926P. 46 Three more sisters; adapted from the slavic of Check-off.
None of the five senses feel safe from assault in "Brothers and Sisters," adapted from a trilogy known as "The Prysalins," by the Russian novelist Fyodor Abramov.
Among new musicals, "Book of Mormon" and "Scottsboro" will face off against two shows adapted from hit films, "Sister Act" and "Catch Me if You Can".
Together, the Goetzes wrote the screenplay for, among other movies, "Carrie" (1952, adapted from Theodore Dreiser's "Sister Carrie" and starring Laurence Olivier) and "Stage Struck" (1957).
In 1807, this brother and sister duo adapted 21 of Shakespeare's works into a children's book entitled Tales from Shakespeare.
Similarly to the Midas Cichlid, other cichlid species show PJA adaptable or adapted to durophagy: in Neotropical cichlids non-molluscivorous and molluscivorous species, having papilliform and molariform LPJs respectively, often represent closely related sister species pairs [ 43].
With a book by Joseph Fields and Jerome Chodorov -- adapted from their play "My Sister Eileen," which had in turn been inspired by autobiographical stories by Ruth McKennie -- the show had critics turning cartwheels when it opened in 1953.
