Sentence examples for childhood studied from inspiring English sources

According to information provided by BEIR VII (Committee on the Biological Effects of Ionizing Radiation) about risk estimation for exposure in childhood (studied cohort: the atomic bomb survivors and two case-control studies of thyroid cancer), the risk decreases with the age at the time of exposure [6, 7].

She spent her childhood studying with her uncle, renowned woodcarver Goingback Chiltoskey, and in 1946 received a scholarship to the Art Institute of Chicago.

In Tehran, she spent a good part of her childhood studying with renowned Iranian painter Abbas Katouzian, who mentored Ms. Nouri after she and her family left Iran to settle in the United States.

The two filmmakers, both of them relatively young (Mr. Almenábar is 29, Mr. Del Toro, 36), seem to have spent their childhoods studying Alfred Hitchcock's camerawork and the voluptuously scary compositions of the Italian terror-maestro Mario Bava.

This year, Jane graduated with a first-class honours in childhood studies, and is now working towards qualified teacher status.

"Childhood as Performance". In The Children's Table: Childhood Studies in the Humanities, edited by Anna Mae Duane, 203-212.

Daniel Cook, who teaches childhood studies at Rutgers, said: "In the last 20 years, not having an overabundant Christmas somehow became a sign of bad parenting".

I am a mature student, in my 40s, retraining and in the final year of my foundation degree in early childhood studies.

Kimberley Halford, 34, applying for BA in childhood studies, from Loughborough, Leicestershire KF: The timetable availability question is one that I hear many times each year.

He fell in love with Poppy - brought up in the Broads, the daughter of a Norfolk doctor, a lecturer in childhood studies.

"I'm not sure she'll totally get it all," says her mother, Carlene, whose college degree is in early childhood studies.