Sentence examples for deviation in children from inspiring English sources

Campaign literature focused on the aspect gay visibility, and the dangers of gays as role models for children: "There is a real danger that homosexual teachers, social workers or counselors, simply by public acknowledgment of their lifestyles, can encourage sexual deviation in children".

The reliability and validity of assessment of sagittal plane deviations in children who have spastic diplegia.

44 A series of 33 selected children with strabismus and CP reported no effect on strabismus from 'vision therapy' (the training programme) but a reduction in esotropic deviations in children who received surgery.

(Schopler, Rutter and Chess,1979: 1) It was clear that Rutter and Schopler had ambitions to build a new style of thinking about deviations in children's development and that they saw the categories of 'autism' as central to this conceptual revolution.

On average, each 'tall' allele is associated with a 0.043 0.047 standard deviation increase in child height (recall from above that height is distributed with mean 100, standard deviation 10).

As the health of the fetus has been questioned for the women in this study, they might anxiously observe every deviation in their child's development.

It could be proven that the risk of having a hallux angle deviation is increased in children wearing shoes of insufficient length.

There has been an exponential increase in the frequency of immune deviations in young children.

Over time, these impairments can cause joint deformities and deviations in the children's gait pattern, leading to limitations in moblity.

The deviation between the investments in children actually receives at school and the level their parents targeted for them is, therefore, s 2 − s* 2. As stated in Sect.

Table 2 shows the means and standard deviations of sleep measures in children with ADHD and controls.