They look to the government, which "must deliver on its commitment to regulate social networks, to tackle grooming behaviour, fast-track grooming reports through the system, and put consistent child safety standards in place across the board".
For example, families with a depressed parent are frequently characterized by a chain of events in which the parent, due to lethargy or preoccupation, is unable to maintain consistent child discipline and daily household routines for sleeping, eating, and self-care (Riley et al. 2008).
The remaining 6 guidelines provide three consistent recommendations: children with mild-moderate dehydration should be rehydrated; their ongoing losses should be replaced; and children with severe dehydration should be referred to hospital.
This trend was consistent when children themselves rated their difficulties at age 11.
The results were consistent in children and adolescents and in boys and girls.
Stratified analysis by age-groups or sex groups indicates that the associations are consistent for children and adolescents and for boys and girls.
The overall evidence demonstrates that exposure to cockroach antigen causes exacerbation of asthma in specifically sensitized adults, but such evidence is less consistent for children.
The results were consistent for children who never moved during time at risk, and for mean NOX during time at risk.
This finding was consistent among children in the random sample; however, in that sample the adjusted OR for obesity did not reach statistical significance, likely due to the smaller number of obese children among this subset.
However, while no saliva samples were collected in 2014, for all self-reported indicators of smoking restrictions and SHS exposure in cars and homes, objective indicators were consistent with children's reports in 2007/2008.
