Sentence examples for adolescents whose from inspiring English sources

But adolescents whose mentoring relationships lasted three months or less were actually worse off than those who never had mentors.

The primary aim of this study was to compare the sleep macroarchitecture of children and adolescents whose mothers have a history of depression with children and adolescents whose mothers do not.

Some of them, however, were adolescents whose prospects for careers as lawyers, public officials or teachers were suddenly blighted.

Britain now is characterised by obscenity, reality television and adolescents whose sentences go up at the ends.

Ms. Jorgensen said her clinic sees several new cases each month of adolescents whose introduction to drugs came from an A.D.H.D. diagnosis and prescription.

Francesca Lia Block's scenarios involve a stylish lamination of passion and mayhem that may appeal intensely to adolescents whose tastes vacillate between fairy tales and soap operas.

Scientific evidence suggests that marijuana poses few long-term health risks to adults but can harm adolescents whose brains are still developing.

The summary reported that adolescents of the working mothers did worse in school, on average, than adolescents whose families continued to receive aid under the old rules.

Adolescents whose parents monitor their academic and social activities have lower rates of delinquency and higher rates of social competence and academic growth.

For adolescents, whose brains are more malleable and receptive to their environments than they will ever be again, creating resonant environments in the classroom may be especially important.

However, among adolescents whose villages had had female pradhan serving two terms, the gender gap concerning educational goals was completely erased.