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"early environment" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to refer to the circumstances a person is exposed to in early childhood. For example, "Scientists have studied the effects of early environment on a person's development."
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The cohort effect is usually attributed to the impact of early environment, such as nutrition in pregnancy and early childhood [5], [6].
The early environment and interactions with one's caregivers have a profound effect.
All twin pairs, if raised together, share approximately the same early environment.
In this view, the early environment on Mars, when it did have a significant atmosphere, may have resembled Antarctica's.
In addition, statistics indicate that the effect of early environment and innate dispositions on later functioning is very marked.
Stuck as she is between the inherited defects of her character and the limitations of her early environment, Bessie becomes an unsettling study in the bleakest sort of Darwinism -- the survival of the grimmest.
It is run by Stephen Suomi, who studies how early environment shapes behavior.
Now, research in rhesus macaques suggests that abusive behavior is driven by early environment.
It is possible that familial factors, including genetics and early environment, affect these relationships.
In part, these problems are the result of the early environment these students grew up in, that we capture with parental education and books in the house.
The availability of books in the house at age ten captures important features of the early environment, which contribute to shaping individual ability.
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