Sentence examples for early characteristics from inspiring English sources

We compared early characteristics of language development (using Autism Diagnostic Interview-Revised, ADI-R; [28]) for a large sample of children with ASD of parents with different levels of education.

Using the Autism Diagnostic Interview-Revised, we compared the early characteristics of sensori-motor and language development in a large sample of children with ASD (n = 162) with parents belonging to different levels of education.

No significant difference was found between LES, MES and HES mothers' and fathers' children (all Mann Whitney tests p>0.05) Our study of early characteristics of language development in a large sample of children with ASD revealed the influence of parents' level of education and a differential influence of mothers and fathers on these characteristics.

The predictive value for mortality of these early characteristics is widely unknown.

However, early characteristics are good predictors of later appearing behavioural problems [ 1] and therefore, employing research strategies to identify developmental aetiological factors in young children remains important.

One of the early characteristics of apoptosis is the externalization of phosphatidylserine (PS) molecules on cell membranes, which promotes recognition and phagocytic removal (2, 3).

An early characteristic behaviour in mammals following birth is that of the mother licking the newborn.

Detection of DCIS by PpIX fluorescence indicates that an enhanced capacity to synthesise PpIX is a very early characteristic in the neoplastic transition of these mammary tumours.

Finally, in response to Aβ, SNO-Drp1 induced SNO-Drp1 inducedagmitochondrialsed synaptic damage, an early characteristic fragmentation, and eventually apoptoticausedonal cell death.

Finally, movement-evoked pain is an early characteristic of OA, and, as a result, a person or animal may modify a gait pattern to protect an injured limb from loading and motion.

These analyses suggested that the mitochondrial alterations observed in MCK-Cre/cKO muscle were an early characteristic, rather than representing a late-onset secondary effect of plectin deficiency, with the severity of the observed phenotype drastically increasing with age.