Sentence examples for excess of children from inspiring English sources

Then all you have to do before serving it, when an excess of children has made you lose the will to live, is drizzle the strawberries with a little balsamic vinegar and vanilla (a combination that brings out the fullest, essential flavor of the fruit), whip some cream and, heart swelling with justifiable pride, arrange it all beauteously on a plate.

We find that a significant excess of children with c-ALL type for DQB1*05 [relative risk (RR): 2.54, uncorrected P=0.038], and a marginal excess with DQB1*0501 (RR: 2.18; P=0.095).

As predicted, there was a deficit of children at risk of non-diagnosis (two-sided Ptrend=0.004; N=2009), and an excess of children with pallor (Ptrend=0.045; N=5535) and bleeding (Ptrend=0.036; N=5541), among cases from poorer communities.

Among diagnosed cases from poorer communities, there was an excess of children with blood counts implying obvious clinical signs of leukaemia (pallor and bleeding) and a deficit of children with blood counts implying risk of dying from infection without diagnosis of leukaemia (sepsis without pallor or bleeding).

Previous experience has shown that those not followed may be the ones with greatest impairment, thus interpreting these findings is challenging particularly if there was an excess of children with cerebral palsy who did not receive developmental testing, which was carried out in that study at a second assessment visit.

A retrospective population-based case-control interview study has been conducted in three distinct areas in the north of England where local excesses of children with leukaemia have been reported.

While the precise magnitude of the problem has yet to be measured, the RSA team estimates that there are in excess of one million children, if children working in areas where they cannot be seen or reached, such as home-servants or those who work in other areas that do not necessarily entail direct contact with the street setting, and those who are at risk of vulnerability, are added to the list.

Knowing specific geographical areas of excess mortality of children under the age of five years would help health managers to focus on those areas for prevention programs and health care delivery, thus allocating public health resources for better health outcomes.

A statistically significant excess between 1.4% (for wheezing without cold) and 4.7% (for cough with cold) was found for children of smoking fathers; the excess for children of smoking mothers was between 1.6% (for wheezing with cold) and 3.6% (for cough with cold) compared with children of nonsmokers.

UNHCR camps in Kenya and Chad had refugee populations in excess of 30,000 children younger than five years of age, sites in Ethiopia, Thailand, Uganda and Tanzania had refugee populations between 12,000 and 30,000 children, and sites in Cameroon, Burundi and Sudan had the smallest refugee population, each with fewer than 10,000 children.

He had also told parole and correction officials that he had "sexually abused in excess of 20 children, all under the age of 11 years old," one report shows.