Sentence examples for estimates of children from inspiring English sources

Although there is no acknowledged "gold-standard" for identifying these children, the Foundation for Accountability (FACCT) screener has become the de facto method of providing population estimates of children with chronic conditions.

The UK notoriously languishes in the bottom half of Unicef's annual estimates of children's wellbeing in rich countries.

The purpose of this study is to provide nationally representative estimates of children visiting hospital-based emergency departments (ED) for motor vechicle traffic accidents (MVTA) in the United States during the year of 2008.Nationwide Emergency Department Sample for 2008 was used.

The UNICEF chapter of the Situation Report presents new estimates of children left behind, based on census data for the Philippines and registration data for Thailand.

The present study showed that the prevalence estimates of children identified by KI with PI, SVI and epilepsy was similar to the prevalence found in a survey, leading to the assumption that KI can effectively identify children with impairments.

In regard to future research, the limitations of the current study draw attention to the need for accurate prevalence estimates of children in care with FASD in the provinces/territories of Canada.

In areas without vital registration data, summary birth histories can provide accurate estimates of child mortality.

No one benefits when he minimises the crisis, by low-balling estimates of child-molesting clerics".

As a result, there is a demand for improvement of the methods employing summary birth history data to produce more accurate as well as subnational estimates of child mortality.

And, in contrast to the government's estimates of child rearing expenses, they exclude out-of-pocket spending for medical care.

The estimates of child labor activity are consistent with findings by Zapata et al. (2011), who report 28.2percentt of children aged 7-14 worked in market activities, and working children worked an average of 20.9 hours per week.