Sentence examples for chronological children from inspiring English sources

"It gets better later," Mr. Brearley added, meaning after midnight when the chronological children at the party had packed up their balloon hats and been sent home to bed.

Irrespective of chronological age, children with 2 or more child siblings scored significantly higher on both the earlier and the later battery than those with no child-aged siblings.

Increased immigration and mixing of populations, due to the globalized economy resulting from the increased migratory flow, sets legal problems of various orders, with increasing importance of determining the chronological age of children, youths and young adults.

This study assessed the agreement between 'ratio IQ' scores calculated from ratio of mental age and chronological age of children with intellectual disability as assessed by nursing staff and teacher (care givers) and clinicians' assessed IQ scores, based on the categories specified in the Diagnostic Research Criteria of ICD - 10 for mental retardation [ 17].

From the information obtained about the estimated mental age and chronological age of the children, 'ratio IQ' score was calculated for each child using a ratio of culture-specific estimated mental age and chronological age multiply by a factor of 100.

While we found no whole-brain-corrected significant relationships between school-age children's chronological age and activation for simple contrasts (i.e., versus rest), chronological age did predict activation for the easy > silly and hard > silly contrasts in several regions.

A man stands to ask Zenith to name the Brady children in chronological order.

The size of the gap was calculated by the difference (in years) between children's chronological and linguistic age.

The first study was carried out in 18 typically developing children whose chronological ages ranged between 26 and 40 months.

The chronological age of the children in the study was determined from their date of birth mentioned in the respective case records.

The mean chronological age of the children was 13.16 ± 3.58 years.