Sentence examples for development as normal from inspiring English sources

The despair that Jamey felt was not merely an aspect of "teenage angst" that he needed to deal with, nor is bullying an unalterable part of adolescent development, as normal as breathing.

In addition, some pediatric endocrinologists also worry that doctors who dismiss such early development as normal might not tell the girls' parents that there is a safe, though expensive, drug that can temporarily halt their daughters' sexual development.

Evaluación del Desarrollo Infantil or Child Development Evaluation (CDE) test, a screening tool designed and validated in Mexico, classifies child development as normal (green) or abnormal (developmental lag or yellow and risk of delay or red).

The AIMS will be used to classify each infant's development as normal or suspicious/abnormal at 12 months CA in this study.

The key change management functions of the facilitation, as an adjunct to 'service development as normal', were catalysing, doing and reviewing.

The results give a total score and a functional classification of motor development as normal, or with mild, moderate or severe problems of posture, movement and co-ordination.

Although non-hematopoietc stromal cells in these lympho-hematopoietic deficient hosts are at pre-developmental state, due to lack of lympho-stromal crosstalk, these pre-developmental stromal cells will be soon re-programmed to provide normal environment for supporting hematopoietic cell development, as soon as normal HSCs are introduced in the system and participate in the crosstalk.

Micronutrients are essential for human growth and development as well as normal functioning.

Migrating cells must modify interactions with basements membranes, including remodeling during normal development as well as invasion across basement membranes in normal development and tumor metastasis (e.g. [ 39- 41].

Furthermore, analysis of flies carrying a mutant form of the Pex1 gene shows that Pex1 is required for normal fly development, as is its homolog required for normal human development.

The accumulator model can be used to explain normal developmental changes in voluntary saccade control that are present in normal development as well as in attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), Parkinson's disease (PD), and Tourette syndrome (TS).