Sentence examples for comparison to children from inspiring English sources
The C.D.C. defines childhood obesity as a body mass index at or above the 95th percentile in comparison to children of the same age and sex in the center's growth charts, a reference population based on children in the United States primarily from the 1960s and 70s.
Teachers perceived children with LFA as exhibiting less socially acceptable behaviors, as possessing lessened awareness of privacy related rules, and as having more limited knowledge of typical sexual responses and behaviors in comparison to children with HFA or AS.
In other words, English language learners who participated in the intervention demonstrated stronger levels of math in the spring of preschool in comparison to children in the control group and relative to English speakers who also participated in the intervention.
Young children in Sweden have good general health in comparison to children in other European countries.
Table 4 shows that in comparison to children born AGA, those born SGA earned higher ADHD symptoms scores.
We observed a slight decrease of PSP serum concentrations in adults in comparison to children and adolescents.
Our data also reveal varying patterns in maternal intake in comparison to child consumption of foods, by region.
Finally, the HUI3 was found to be a suitable tool for use in this population, and allowed comparisons to children and youth from the general population.
The comparisons to child abuse and spousal battery are inevitable, upsetting and often impossible to dispel, so it's easiest to keep our interest private.
In comparison to older children, children of age 0 play the greatest role in protecting their parents' marriage, those aged 1 5 come second, 6- to 12-year olds third, and those of 13 years and above least.
More specifically, it focuses not on the child's deficit in comparison to other children and adults, but on the different ways children interact with their environments and how these interactions change over time.
