Explore other areas of the curriculum, such as maths and science, with a pumpkin weighing exercise, which teaches children about making a hypothesis and basic experiments.
Therefore, the inverse relationship between VASH1 and its validated child BDNF, suggests a hypothesis that upregulation of BDNF when VASH1 is knocked down may promote survival.
The incidence of asthma is escalating in children, and there is a hypothesis that environmental factors may be related to the increasing incidence.
Given the acute and dramatic nature of children presenting with AFP, a hypothesis of this study was that a high proportion of AFP cases would be admitted to an intensive care unit (ICU) due to concerns of progressive paralysis, including respiratory paralysis, and the need for specialised care.
(Or maybe the device was purposefully amiss, so that older children might generate just such a hypothesis).
In addition, animal toxicology studies have shown that in utero and subsequent exposures to environmental agents—such as bisphenol A, atrazine, and Pb can affect the endocrine system, which has led to a hypothesis that children's exposure to these chemicals could lead to an altered age of puberty.
There is a hypothesis that unwanted children born to single mothers into poverty are more likely to commit crimes.
These findings led him to a hypothesis: if severely septic children had high blood metallothionein levels, he proposed, then their blood zinc levels might be correspondingly low.
A case series analysis was conducted on the data of the gifted children with dyslexia and the borderline children for assessing individual differences between cognitive profiles of strengths and weaknesses of these children (third hypothesis).
We expect that the longer an adult child shares care with other informal care-givers, the lower the burden that an adult child experiences (Hypothesis 4); and the more types of care-giving tasks an adult child shares with others, the lower the care-giver burden (Hypothesis 5).
