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Discover Ludwig"children growth" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to the physical development of children, such as when discussing their height and weight. For example, "The pediatrician closely monitors the children growth to make sure they are developing healthily."
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Multiple nutritional deficiencies may ensue and, in children, growth is impaired.
In normal children, growth hormone makes the cells of the liver churn out another hormone, called insulinlike growth factor, or IGF-1, and this hormone makes the children grow.
Serum levels of Insulin-like growth factor I (IGF-I) play a critical role in children growth and in the pathogenesis of several diseases.
However, government should encourage scientific researches on these rituals and traditions, to analyze the impact of these rituals in this era of science and technology development to determine whether the rituals foster or inhibit children growth and development.
Among children, growth failure is common.
However, the fact that, as in the current study, this small group formed part of a larger group of children not experiencing multiple episodes, may indicate that in most children growth of newly inoculated parasites, regardless of "strain", is restricted, while in a few this is not the case, leading to disease manifestation.
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Given the massive potential for improved scope, sanitation is key to unfettered child growth.
Child nutrition status was noted into three ordinal categories that measures child growth relative to potential.
Reliable data on child growth is a prerequisite for monitoring and improving child health.
The new WHO child growth population was chosen as the reference population.
The atole intervention has been shown to have improved child growth (Martorell et al. 1995b).
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