Modifications: For younger children, omit explanation of magnetic stripes and reversals of polarity.
Correction: Oct. 27, 2006 An article in Science Times on Oct. 17 about cases of puberty in very young children omitted the author's affiliation.
It's simpler than that: a novel written for children omits certain adult-world elements which you would expect to find in a novel aimed squarely at grown-up readers.
Correction: June 19, 2000, Monday A report in the Vital Signs column of Science Times on June 6 about a study that measured brain changes in dyslexic children omitted part of the name of the journal that published the findings.
In the study by Treiman (1991), some children omitted the consonants in second position.
With respect to socioeconomic and environmental variables studied, children omitted from the study populations for lack of a stool sample were not significantly different from children who were included in the analysis.
Women tend to omit some of the children they have given birth to, particularly those living in other households and those who have died, with the result that the proportion children omitted tends to increase with the age of the mother.
On the second to fourth presentations the test administrator only presents words that the child omitted.
To create a 22-minute show about parents and children that omits a beleaguered wife, a precocious child and a teenager who more or less can communicate only in acronyms is apparently as hard to do as it is to make a tanning booth that converts into a sofa.
Whenever possible, only the results from primary school-aged children were extracted, and the results from secondary school-aged children were omitted.
The goal of LMCE 5 study was to increase progression free survival rate as compared to LMCE 1 and 3. Based on improvements reported with post induction chemotherapy, the LMCE 5 used post induction for all children, but omitted total body irradiation and immunomagnetic purging in megatherapy regimen for all children.
