Sentence examples for development infant from inspiring English sources
Posted in Features and tagged baby, casasola, College of Human Ecology, Cornell University, developmental psychology, EEG, human development, infant, Marianella, Robertson, spatial, steven on August 29, 2016 by Allison M. Hermann, Ph.D.
These were combined using 'AND' with a combination of MeSHs (e.g. human development, infant mortality, diabetes mellitus), keywords (e.g. developmental delay, handicap, cardiovascular disease), and word variants to capture relevant outcomes.
The authors suggested that differences in total symptoms, masking pollution effects, were important or that, given sex differences in lung development, infant girls have larger airways relative to body size and lesser airway resistance.
Search terms related to the test (e.g. Umbilical cord, Hydrogen-ion concentration, Asphyxia neonatorum, umbilical artery pH, cord pH) are combined using 'and' with MESH headings (e.g. Human development, Infant mortality) and keywords (e.g. developmental delay, handicap) to encompass neonatal mortality and short and long term morbidity.
In Piaget's theory of cognitive development infants develop this understanding by the end of the "sensorimotor stage," which lasts from birth to about two years of age.
During the first two years of development, infants are unaware that alternative perceptual, affective, and conceptual perspectives exist.
Already early in development, infants learn without guidance to solve visual problems that are highly challenging for computational methods.
Posted in Articles on the Web and tagged College of Human Ecology, Cornell University, EEG, human development, infants, neuroscience, nutrition, Steve Robertson on September 16, 2015 by Allison M. Hermann, Ph.D.
Infants with severe congenital abnormalities that could affect growth and development, infants from multiple births, and infants with known HIV infection were ineligible for participation.
Under normal development, infants lose weight after 6 months of age and continue doing so until ∼5 years of age when their adiposity rebounds (18).
It also appeared to promote development of infant self-regulation by allowing infants opportunities to self-soothe [ 90, 91].
