Recognition that children with achondroplasia have a specific developmental profile has led to the development of milestone reference tables.
Restoring entities should maximize stable variables (e.g., afforestation species composition) during project implementation through site selection and planting techniques; while development of restoration milestones should focus on rapid response variables.
Since then, graduate medical education (GME) has changed significantly with the regulation of duty hours, adoption of competency-based education, and development of training milestones and entrustable professional activities.
Infants' age at birth has been described as a strong predictor of neonatal health outcomes such as chances of survival, risk of medical complications, and timing for the achievement of development milestones [ 21].
Infants' weight at birth is a strong predictor of neonatal health outcomes such as chances of survival, risk of medical complications, and timing for the achievement of development milestones [ 1].
R. C. Lewontin, "Twenty-five eAgo Ago in Genetics: Electrophoresis in the Development of Evolutionary Genetics: Milestone or Millstone?," Genetics 128 (1991) 657-662657-662
Analyses yielded strong intervention effects on the three Bayley subtests and on parenting practices related to stimulation and knowledge of development milestones.
Assessment of development milestones was performed, and phenotypic features were recorded in Human Phenotype Ontology format (HPO format).
Introduction Faculty are required to assess the development of residents using educational milestones.
Opening exhibits will examine the development of the guitar, rock milestones, the roots of rock in jazz, blues and other genres, and more recent rock spinoffs such as hip-hop and grunge.
Feeding, schedules, amount of sleep, amount of naps, development milestones, and weird diaper stuff all seem to crop up as new concerns the second a parent thinks they finally have a handle on things.
