Sentence examples for children evaluating from inspiring English sources

Media stories illustrated with coloured scans, supposedly showing how the brain works, are now a standard part of the science pages and some people find them so convincing that they are touted as ways of designing education for our children, evaluating the effectiveness of marketing campaigns and testing potential recruits.

We performed an external validation study in young children, evaluating early spontaneous resolution rates relative to reflux grade and UDR.

21 There have been limited studies in children evaluating pharmacokinetics and pharmacodynamics of glulisine.

This is in line with previous epidemiological studies focusing on the health effects of residential exposure to microbial agents and pets in children, evaluating associations with respiratory symptoms, asthma and atopy.

"If Seligman can help children evaluate themselves more realistically and less harshly, that's important," says Ron Taffel, a psychologist and author of "The Second Family: How Adolescent Power is Challenging the American Family".

Another study he is working on shows that the same only children evaluated in kindergarten had caught up by fifth grade.

This study in HIV-infected children, evaluated the magnitude and duration of immune responses to QHPV.

Nevertheless, some authors refuted this by following a population of 7-year-old children evaluated first in 1976 until 1990 [4].

The current study examined some key developmental and individual differences in how elementary school-aged children evaluate sources of information.

We investigated differences in IQ and visual-constructive skills in school-age children evaluated as developmentally delayed or typically developed in early childhood.

Hernandez-Latorre et al. [38], in a 10-year prospective longitudinal study of 181 migrainous children, evaluated the possible existence of markers of favorable and unfavorable evolution.