Sentence examples for damaging to the developing from inspiring English sources
Leaving a distressed baby to cry on a regular basis could be damaging to the developing brain, according to parenting guru Penelope Leach, whose new book will be seen as a head-on confrontation with the tough-love approach of baby experts such as Gina Ford, who say parents should "train" their infants by allowing them to cry themselves to sleep.
Biopsy of the developmentally inert polar bodies at the stage of the mature oocyte or one-cell zygote just after fertilization might be less damaging to the developing embryo, but allows screening only for abnormalities present in the maternal genome [ 18- 20].
This different form of cannabis is not only stronger but also more damaging to the developing brains of our children.
Ethanol exposure is especially damaging to the developing nervous system and this has long-term consequences on adult behavior.
Complications of prematurity often disrupt normal brain development and/or cause direct damage to the developing brain, resulting in poor neurodevelopmental outcomes.
Infection with agents such as the rubella virus activate the mother's immune system, and such immunological activity in the early stages of pregnancy has been linked with damage to the developing brain of the embryo or fetus.
Inborn errors of metabolism can result in injury to virtually any tissue, but the most dramatic and characteristic consequence in untreated or severe cases is damage to the developing brain.
In my experience of working with these children for 11 years, none of them wants to be a criminal.' The good news, Batmanghelidjh continues, is that the damage to the developing brain can be repaired to a large extent by loving care, relationships of trust and the calming effects of the therapies.
The E.P.A. explains: "Methylmercury exposure is a particular concern for women of childbearing age, unborn babies and young children, because studies have linked high levels of methylmercury to damage to the developing nervous system, which can impair children's ability to think and learn".
