Sentence examples for developmental need from inspiring English sources
"The issue around sex may throw them off, but parents need to see it as just another developmental need, and then it's much less threatening.
(To those who nominated this title for Susan's list, I ask: In the abridged version, does the Boy still get scarlet fever?) In addition to the children's classics re-issued in cardboard form, there were also titles addressing baby's every developmental need: books to teach numbers, letters, colors, and shapes; collections of photographs of zoo and farm animals; stories to inspire high self-esteem.
Due to developmental need of humankind, growing trend of energy generation and consumption results more and more Green House Gas emissions, which contribute significantly to the phenomena of Climate Change and Global Warming.
On the other hand, analysis of mutant mice which do not undergo GluK2 editing show NMDAR independent LTP at the EC-DG synapse as well as an increased vulnerability to seizures [37], arguing for a developmental need to down regulate the unedited Ca2+ permeable GluK2 receptors and replace them by edited ones.
However, links between mechanotransduction and chamber formation are perhaps more surprising, and underscore the developmental need for cardiac function to propagate the continued cardiac developmental programme.
What matters is context and the child's developmental needs.
That approach may allow India to plot the delicate course between environmental and developmental needs.
The school caters for the learning and developmental needs of students who have an IQ of 55 and below.
"The roots of the kind of bullying behavior that can be so damaging come from basic developmental needs, like the need to establish an identity," Dr. Brown said.
If the United States accepted that parents work and that children need child care, standards that support children's developmental needs could be set.
Within Canada's 97 blocks, Tough finds a different kind of legacy — one shaped by parents who have learned to pay attention to their children's developmental needs.
