Sentence examples for enriched children from inspiring English sources

The enriched GO terms also include the parent term "response to abiotic stimulus" with enriched children term "response to cold", and 22.64% (12 of 53) ZmLTPs were exhibited to participate in "response to stress stimulus" (particularly in cold).

Carlson and Earls measured the cortisol levels of the enriched children, as well as of children in a control group.

The levels of the children in the control group, they found, were off kilter, while the levels of the enriched children were more like those of Romanian children who had been home-reared.

Financing extra art, music or computers partly reflects laudable parental ambition for enriched children's experiences.

GOstats [23] and elim [24] adopt a reverse strategy: child terms (i.e. leaves in the hierarchy) are tested first, then parent nodes are modified so as not to include the genes present in their enriched children.

We also identified 15, 18 and 30 enriched child GO terms associated with resistance-related biological processes in BH, HN and S, respectively (Additional file 3).

UNICEF and the WFP provides the 103 National Therapeutic and ambulatory Centers which catered for the 23 000 severely malnourished children in 2009 with Instant therapeutic foods (ITF), with enriched baby cereals and medicines.

In the early 1990's, District 26 reserved 40percentt of the seats in its enriched program for children from other districts.

Buried in President Bush's budget message, released in April, is a plan to dramatically change Head Start, the federal program that promotes literacy as well as healthy and enriched lives for children from disadvantaged backgrounds.

Hoddinott et al. [ 18] showed that, in Guatemala, a daily protein-enriched drink for children aged less than 3 years led to a 46% higher wage in their adult years.

Furthermore, nutrition supplementation in early childhood was associated with a greater human capital accumulation in adults: in Guatemala, a daily protein-enriched drink for children aged less than 3 years was associated with an increased intellectual functioning in men [ 19] and women [ 19, 20], and with reduced risks of chronic diseases in adults [ 21].