Sentence examples for children definition from inspiring English sources
Professor George takes his would be fulfilled by raising children definition to exclude oddball marriages.
As there is little data on characterisation and definitions of biofilms in middle ears of children, definitions by Hall-Stoodley et al [ 8] and from the chinchilla model of biofilm [ 5] were used as guides to assess and characterise bacterial presence in these specimens.
"Abused children, by definition, have no political clout," said Thomas Blatner, the former director of Youth and Family Services under Gov. Thomas H. Kean.
She discusses the challenges of taking financial responsibility, being far from her children, the definition of grief.
As adults we can spot product placements for what they are – I hope you all spotted that I was paid to say Scotch tape rather than Sellotape just now – but children, by definition, are more naive.
(Forget age of consent laws, which hold that children, by definition, can't consent). .
In children the definition of chronic cough varies from 3-weeks duration [ 34] to 12-weeks [ 35, 36].
Professor George's supposedly child focused definition is so convenient and so unhooked to anything about the actual world (real children, for instance), it appears to be completely constructed with the end in mind.
The announcement that the government wants to change the child poverty definition has done it again.
Children's definitions of bullying centre on physical aggression and verbal abuse, which are more common among boys and younger adolescents.
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