Sentence examples for children a unit from inspiring English sources

Two years ago, Mr. Johnson announced that he would retire, and to avoid a messy succession fight, he would split the $5 billion company into three unequal parts, giving three of his four children a unit to operate.

Among the homozygous variant children, a unit increase in hemoglobin was associated with a decrease of 1.8 points in IQ (i.e., the effect changed direction), but this was not statistically significant in this stratum (model 3).

That is the question many parents were asking themselves over the weekend after they learned about a wide recall of over-the-counter liquid medicines for children from a unit of Johnson & Johnson.

It houses a residential unit for children, an acute unit for children and adolescents, and an age-segregated involuntary hospital unit for adults undergoing evaluation ordered by the Mobile Probate Court.

We found a significant interaction between age and antibody titres to AMA1 in predicting hepcidin concentrations (p = 0·01) and a trend towards an interaction with MSP2 (p = 0·08), so that in younger children a smaller unit change in AMA1 or MSP2 was associated with a much larger unit change in hepcidin compared with older children.

At low levels of willingness to pay per child for a unit improvement in the proportion of children who demonstrate a clinically meaningful ADOS-G improvement, there is a greater probability of TAU being the more cost-effective intervention.

The CEAC in Fig.  5, shows PACT + TAU has a higher probability of being cost-effective than TAU if society is willing to pay £100 or more per child for a unit improvement in the proportion of children who demonstrate a clinically meaningful ADOS-G improvement.

At the child level, a unit increase in standardized CCI was associated with an odds ratio of 0.86 for child mortality (95% CI: 0.82 0.90) after adjustment for survey period effect, country-level pcGDP, and a set of household-, mandrnal-, and child-level covariates.

The nuclear family functioned in procreation, education of children, and as a unit of food preparation and consumption, with a well-defined division of labour between husband and wife.

But the rate for a mother and child – a "family unit" in the Department of Homeland Security's terms – is $600.

When one of my children had meningitis, in a unit of eight, two other children died in one day.