Sentence examples for child conditions from inspiring English sources

It was based on a literature review targeting the concepts measured or discussed in the scientific literature about the social, psychological and economic impact on parents of various child conditions (including respiratory conditions).

The 50-item questionnaire comprised five parts: (1) general information about the parents of children with asthma; (2) child conditions and asthma control in the past 12 months, (3) parent knowledge; (4) parent attitudes and beliefs, and (5) parent practices.

Childhood under threat from poverty, conflict, HIV/AIDS, says UNICEF Tirana, 9 December 2004 - Childhood is being undermined throughout the region and around the world by poverty, conflict and HIV/AIDS, according to The State of the World's Children 2005, UNICEF's annual report on global child conditions.

These poor regions of the world will, at the same time, continue to grapple with the widespread prevalence of communicable diseases such as HIV, malaria, tuberculosis, and mother and child conditions, and so face a 'double burden' of disease not experienced by their wealthier counterparts.

A sample of parents (n=20; 10 per site) purposefully chosen to ensure maximal variation in severity of child conditions, types of care needs as well as parental gender, socio-economic status, culture and educational level were invited to participate in one-time interviews examining their experiences of receiving care.

There's a certain look that onlies get when they reveal that they don't have siblings, a particular blend of curiosity and blossoming suspicion, as if we might be carrying the pathogen for one of those classic only-child conditions: bossiness, perfectionism, unquenchable solipsism, a depraved tinge of genius.

"Though we continue to believe that Hutto is an inappropriate place to house children, conditions have drastically improved in areas like education, recreation, medical care and privacy".

"They work worldwide, trying to give children conditions in which they can develop themselves to their full potential and lead really fulfilling lives in dignity and with creativity.

Generally speaking, all children condition parents to adopt this mind frame.

The tree-child condition is clearly more restrictive than the tree-sibling one.

Figure 2A illustrates the propagator as function of child fitness x j, which describes the fitness distribution of children, conditioned on ancestral fitness x i.