The phrase "adequately child" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete or incorrect expression, and without context, it is unclear how it could be used.
Example: "The program aims to adequately child the participants in their development."
Alternatives: "sufficiently nurture" or "properly support".
In the medium-term, focus will no doubt shift towards providing adequate transitional housing and services -- people should be housed adequately, children should be in school, and sick persons should be given medical care.
Across the Middle East, family matters are governed not by secular civil law but by religious "personal status laws" that most often fail to protect women adequately against child marriage, marital rape, domestic violence or inequality in divorce and child custody.
On the contrary functions like verbal fluency (figure 3), motor speed (figures 1), and selective attention (figure 2) showed similar rates of improvement in adequately nourished children and malnourished children while comparing the two age groups.
"We do not consider the Jehovah's Witness organisation to be an organisation which responds adequately to child sexual abuse," the commission said in a report released on Monday.
To understand how adequately equipped child health nurses feel for these roles, to identify the training needs, difficulties and future opportunities.
To adequately address child labour, there are considerable variations as to technical capacity requirements for UNICEF staff in different countries and regions, which cannot be fully satisfied by a single worldwide Capacity Building Programme.
Since January 2009 all EDs are legally required to fulfil the Inspectorate criteria, published in the report ' EDs do not adequately detect child abuse: a broken arm is too often an incident' in 2008 (Table 1).
While the research protocol may plan to refer identified cases of harm and abuse to the appropriate authorities as required by institutional review boards, in reality this can be extremely challenging without an adequately developed child protection system.
Post-hoc results also indicate cognitive impairments in attention, working memory, visuo-perceptual ability, comprehension, and visual memory, revealed by significantly poor performance of malnourished children as compared to adequately nourished children in the same age group.
Adequately nourished children were matched with malnourished children with respect to age and grade level also.
