Sentence examples for effect for child from inspiring English sources

Second, they provide the first comparison of the size of the composite effect for child faces across child and adult participants, and thus provide the first evidence that the composite effect is larger in the former case.

It is well established that children show a composite effect with adult faces [17] [19], and also with familiar child faces [17], but to our knowledge there have been no previous tests of the composite effect for children with unfamiliar child faces, and no comparisons of the size of the composite effect for child faces (familiar or unfamiliar) between children and adults.

By introducing a random effect for child sex, we allowed the effect of child sex (i.e., difference in change between boys and girls) to vary across programs.

While breastfeeding is associated with a host of well-documented health benefits for mother and child, additional research properly taking account of social and inherited confounders is required to demonstrate a protective effect for child conduct problems.

There was also a trend for an association between maternal anxiety status and mothers' expectations of their children's responses to the challenge task (V =.03, F 4, 247) = 2.14, P =.08, d =.18; although as shown in Table 3 there was a significant group effect for child control, but as the overall group effect was not significant, this should be viewed with caution).

The results of hazard quotient (HQ) indicated that there was no obvious adverse health effect for children and adults.

The program had less of an effect for children in grades two and three.

The study found that while there was a positive peer effect for children in the top sets, overall there was no improvement in average performance.

Moreover, since the majority of studies focus on the elderly or adults, there is little evidence on the cross-price effect for children.

Consistent with our expectation, having coresiding grandparents aged between 55 and 70 attenuates the parental time effect for children both under the age of 6 and between 6 and 11, as indicated in Model 2b.

"The most devastating effect for children in non-affirming religious environments, in my opinion, is an identity distortion that teaches the child to feel valueless as a relational being," Archuleta said.