The storekeeper's message to children is a variation of the old Peter Pan dictum that magic, if it is to exist, requires that you believe in it with all your heart.
The tale of this vulnerable, credulous teenager (Ms. Akinshina), who prays earnestly to a cheap painting of an angel cradling a child, is a variation on countless true stories that have come out of Eastern Europe since the fall of Communism.
In our study, the ORs of 1.118 in neonates and 1.156 in older children corresponded to a variation of 1 point for the neurological OD score.
Some schools are having children make "giving pigs," a variation on piggy banks, to be filled with coins all year, then opened and donated to charity next Thanksgiving.
Perhaps our children are subliminally receiving a variation on the kind of music appreciation course that is no longer offered as part of the core curriculum in most school districts.
The first part was printed as a children's rhyme in a variation of the more famous "Ride a Cock Horse" in Pretty Tales, published in 1808, with the lyrics: Ride a Cock Horse, To Charing Cross, To see a black man, Upon a black horse.
Although she refers to school-age children, some with severe autism, a variation of this problem does not disappear in adult life.
In the monitoring of nonbacteremic pneumonia incidence in children, a major source of variation might be year-to-year fluctuations in virus activity, which could influence the baseline and the post-PCV estimates of incidence (7, 10 ).
There are also people who associate having a female child as suffering, or a child with a genetic variation such as albinism, or a child with a different sexual preference.
There is a variation in how children react to the text/figures of the book, which also other researchers have shown earlier (Langer, 2005).
