Sentence examples for child rank from inspiring English sources

Those who declare not having any child, rank the dough in first position [Chi2 = (15,29); p = <.01; df = 5].

We conducted sensitivity analyses on the inclusion of additional covariates in the models: birth weight of the child, rank of the child in the family, maternal smoking or alcohol consumption during pregnancy, maternal depressive symptoms, psychometrician, and concentration of Pb, As, Cu, and Zn in tap water.

These authors find an almost perfect linear relationship between parent ranks and child ranks in the US and that a 10 percentile point increase in parent rank corresponds on average to a 3.41 percentile point increase in the income rank of a child.

In men, the birth order was positively associated with non-exclusively heterosexual identification: per child ranking later in ascending order of birth sequence the OR for a non-exclusively heterosexual identification was 1.1 (p = .04).04

Wooden bats might be a little heavy, so make sure your child ranks up his or her power.

For years, we have heard how our children rank about dead last among industrialized countries when it comes to math and science skills.

Those with three or more children rank their happiness as 7.4 on average, with a large minority of those (28 per cent) saying they are "highly happy".

"Parents are concerned about how their children rank against their friends, their neighbors, kids in the next town over, the next state over, even the next country over," Mr. Cohen said.

Russia and other countries whose children rank high on the adoption wish list of many parents struggle to tighten control over adoption procedures to reduce the risk of child abuse but at the same time not deny children a new home and potentially better life abroad.

While children in Finland and Singapore are world champions in math, reading, and science, the American children rank alarmingly low.

These days, unarmed black children rank higher than mass murderers with semi-automatic weapons as public enemy number one on American school campuses.