Sentence examples for children reduction from inspiring English sources

32, 33 In children, reduction of the usual diet intake is a common but not recommended practice during any diarrheal episode.

"Therefore educating girls translates to better health for the children, reduction in child morbidity and mortality, thus triggering off a snowball effect of achieving all the other MDGs in a sustainable manner".

Convenience in this context included reduction in parental scheduling burden, reduction in parental lost time (to schedule immunization or to take children to appointments or care for sick children), reduction in parental stress, and increased physical access to immunization.

Similarly, in young children, reduction of the physical burden of the disorder through appropriate biomedical care would arguably reduce pressure on relationships within families, including risks of blame, amongst other more direct positive effects.

Although removal of lead paint hazards from at-risk houses remains the primary means of preventing elevated blood lead among young children, reduction of risk through nutritional factors has also been of interest.

Mounting evidence suggests that exposure to air pollution has long-term effects on lung development in children; reductions in lung function have been observed in studies in Europe and the United States.

The test included items on transmission of HIV through mosquito bites, transmission through sharing of utensils, transmission from mother to child, reduction of HIV-transmission risk with ART, and re-infection with new viral strains.

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A longitudinal micro-economic study in Kenya demonstrated that adults on treatment were able to resume working, and that their return to work was associated with two important child benefits — reduction in child labour and children's resumption of schooling.

Initially, UNICEF and the Government of Iran focused their collaboration on child health and nutrition, later expanding to include education, child protection, HIV/AIDS prevention, child rights monitoring, and child poverty reduction.

For a lone parent with two children, the reduction in income is nearly £500, as the same officials briefed that the family would lose £75 a year in child benefit and £420 in tax credits.