Sentence examples for attributed to parent from inspiring English sources
Therefore, the current practice of under-treating pain during routine childhood vaccinations cannot be attributed to parent apathy about pain.
Evidence from studies in rat placenta (Kanbour-Shakir et al., 1993) supports this hypothesis, and in our HS data, immune system traits have a large component of heritability attributed to parent of origin in the HS (Table S1).
Severity (95.7%) and duration of illness (82.5%) influenced doctors' prescribing and over prescribing in general practice was attributed to parent demands (75%) and concern for secondary bacterial infections (70%).
Most victims of sexual abuse were female and at least half the cases of neglect and physical abuse were attributed to parents.
Laing, he wrote in 2004, displayed 'an avoidance of responsibility for his first family, indefensible since his line had been that the breakdown of children could be attributed to parents and families.' But Laing seemed to mellow with the passing of the years.
Using qualitative interviews, the current article studies the role attributed to parents during tracking decisions among the descendants of Turkish immigrants, comparing their experiences in Amsterdam and Strasbourg.
On the one hand, as Morgan et al. (1988) pointed out, fathers may take more responsibility to look after boy(s), rather than girls, at home; on the other hand, in China, the influence of children's gender on divorce may also be attributed to parents' special preference for son(s) over daughter(s).
This is attributed to: parents migrating during drought in search of pasture and water; inadequate infrastructure; understaffing in schools; and the parents' general unwillingness to enroll their children in school.
The recent outbreak of measles at Disneyland attributed to parents' refusal to vaccinate their children demonstrates, "Vaccines have reduced and, in some cases, eliminated many diseases that killed or severely disabled people just a few generations ago...smallpox vaccination eradicated that disease worldwide".
Children succumbed to these domestic accidents directly attributed to parents' or caregivers' negligence.
