Sentence examples for children characterized from inspiring English sources

Croup, acute respiratory illness of young children characterized by a harsh cough, hoarseness, and difficult breathing.

In both cases, the children characterized the disorder by referring to their siblings' symptoms rather than to a more general definition.

Infantile neuronal ceroid lipofuscinosis (INCL, also known as Haltia Santavuori disease) is a lysosomal storage disorder of infants and children characterized by blindness, seizures and a progressive neurodegenerative course.

In fact, the bioavailability of PUFAs differs between breast milk, where DHA is more abundant, and the diet of preschool-school children, characterized by n-6 fatty acids predominance [69].

These are "hidden drop-out" children characterized by low learning outcomes.

Of seven children characterized by dramatically slow developmental rates, five also had associated disorders displayed by the first case.

Moskowitz abhors the singsong voice that some adults often adopt with young children, characterizing it as "an insult to the scholars' intelligence," and her teachers are trained to avoid it.

Many of the responses suggested the need for parents to have a close relationship with their child characterized by open communication.

Non-responsive feeding in younger children is characterized by lack of reciprocity between the child and caregiver, while responsive feeding entails the caregiver acknowledging the child's cues of hunger and satiety [ 33].

Perceived health was slightly higher in migrants (69.85, SD 17.00) compared to native-born German children (68.33, SD 17.31, p > 0.05), even though migrant children were characterized by a lower socio-economic status (p < 0.01).

One of the exposed children was characterized as having psychologist-diagnosed DD, and another exposed child was characterized as having physician-diagnosed ADD (Table 1).