Sentence examples for expressive development from inspiring English sources

But the fluid and expressive development of this material echoes the late Romantic chamber music of French composers like Ravel and Fauré.

Their expressive development of character contrasts with the athletic approach of the company's youth brigade as the two groups develop Buglisi's fixation with chairs, newspapers, and masks made of wooden slats.

All children were subjected to an in-depth analysis of the developmental phenotype motor patterns in terms of gross and fine motor skills and motor functions, social relationships, receptive and expressive language development, behavioural and emotional regulation (mood regulation, attention, sleep/arousal, and feeding behaviour), and cognitive development evaluation.

The results indicate that variability in expressive language development has precursors in infants' ERP correlates of word stress processing.

Although these skills also relate to expressive language development, we know little about when they emerge and how they change as language develops in children with autism.

The objective of this study was to examine receptive and expressive language development in children who received simultaneous bilateral cochlear implants (CIs) between 5 and 18 months of age and to compare the results with language development in chronologically age-matched children with normal hearing.

He also uses harmonic overtones, breathy tonal weight, and expressive chromatic development of melody to add textural and timbral variety to the songs.

The child had a diagnosis of DVD and displayed articulation problems along with impaired receptive and expressive language development.

16 17 18 Parent based programmes have been reported to improve the short term language outcomes of children at risk and to reduce delays in expressive vocabulary development.

At 4 years and 10 months of age she was toileting with assistance, had good social interaction with other children, and better receptive than expressive language development.

A further study of language outcomes in preschool-age children implanted by 5 years of age (60 unilateral, 31 bilateral; average age 2 to 5 years) reported similarly that children with bilateral CIs did not receive a significant benefit to either receptive or expressive language development over children with unilateral CIs (Niparko et al. 2010).