Although the number of parents recalling what high BMI meant for their child (implications) was considerably lower, those parents who did recall implications were generally very accurate (ie, child was overweight and was more at risk of carrying this weight into adolescence), being correct 83 97% of the time.
Although Constance was not expected to inherit the Sicilian throne, because William and his queen might still have children, the implications of the agreement were nonetheless momentous.
In another study, which attracted much attention in the popular media, Professor Zajonc found that the size of a family, and the birth order of the children, have implications for the I.Q. of each child.
These core threats to the optimum well-being of young children have implications in guaranteeing child rights to survival, development and protection.
"The consequences of armed conflict on children have implications for generations to come.
PCV7 introduction led to a shift in the level of acceptable IPD risk in febrile children, with implications for reduced healthcare use [ 35].
26 The potential impact of parental GP consultations for MUPS on the health and GP consultations of their children has implications for primary care.
However, no research to date has investigated whether the documented difference in vocabulary development in the language of schooling found for bilingual children has implications for their development of the use of English for academic purposes.
It should be kept in mind that the data collected from child-only households are obviously reported by a child, with implications for validity and reliability.
Specifically, detection of, for instance, a known pathogenic mutation in the breast cancer gene BRCA1 in a child has implications for the testing and health surveillance of the child's parent who carries the mutation.
