Sentence examples for developmental disadvantage from inspiring English sources
Globally, over 1 billion people still live without access to electricity today, putting them at a major developmental disadvantage.
In a brief conversation with reporters in the press room at Digital Domain Park on Wednesday afternoon, the top draft pick Brandon Nimmo peppered his conversation with "Yes, sir" and "No, sir," while shooting down suggestions that his lack of high school playing experience had put him at a developmental disadvantage.
Inactivation of Creb1 isoforms α and Δ (Creb1αΔ) produce normal, viable mutant offspring, however these mice are found at a reduced mendelian frequency at birth suggesting a developmental disadvantage in utero [10].
Factors contributing to CKD may include low socioeconomic status with nutritional and developmental disadvantage, as well as an inflammatory/infectious milieu.
Risk factors in its multideterminant genesis reflect nutritional and developmental disadvantage and inflammatory/infectious milieu, while the major putative genetic determinants still elude detection.
In the wild, developmental disadvantage could be predictive of a more uncertain environment per se independent of competition, perhaps selecting for developmentally plastic strategies to insure against or reduce uncertainty via sampling the environment by CFL.
Infant health and poverty: It is well known that early disadvantages at the "starting gate" parlay into later developmental disadvantages and increased risks of poverty.
Weber acknowledged there were specific developmental disadvantages, noting that his team began this season with five games in 10 days against formidable league opponents, leaving scant time for training.
And now they say that it is during school age that you can see if there are any developmental disadvantages.
Thirdly, physical examination identifies unmet health needs before any negative health impacts occur and provides an effective health check for children who start school with health and developmental disadvantages [ 11].
Previous research shows that the loss of a parent can lead to a series of developmental disadvantages resulting in poor education [ 3- 7], such as lags in grade for age and school attendance relative to non-orphans [ 3, 7, 8].
