Sentence examples for h children from inspiring English sources

We estimated the relevance of a class by adapting the h-index [8] to the ChEBI ontology, defining it as follows: A term has index h if h of its N p children have at least h children each and the other (N p - h) children have ≤ h children each.

During classroom visits lasting about 1 h, children were instructed about the procedure of the measurement, were equipped with measurement devices (accelerometer and/or GPS device, see Measures), and individually filled out a questionnaire, which was immediately collected by the researchers.

The primary hypotheses to be tested are: H Children whose parent/s participated in Baby Triple P for Preterm infants will score significantly higher on measures of behavioural and emotional adjustment at 24 months C.A. than children whose parents received CAU.

The nature of the meals did not influence any measure of cognition or mood after an hour; however, after 3 h, children's memory and mood improved after the lower-GL breakfast.

Adults are endowed with one unit of time that they distribute between market work ((ell )), household chores (h), child rearing ((hupsilon (n))), and leisure (z).

Letting H ij be the birth weight of the i t h child born to the j t h mother, the multilevel counterparts of our models are as follows: H ij = β 1 + β 2 Z ij + β 3 Y + ζ 1 j + ϵ 1 ij (18).

Dr. Hagerty sounded surprised at the news but not alarmed, because most of the pigs, or perhaps all, that were at the state fair at the same time as a group of 4-H children who became ill were to be sent to the slaughterhouse shortly afterward.

Indirect costs in the first year included lost productivity costs of parents associated with palivizumab administration, for MA-RSV and/or RSV-H children.

The case fatality risk was applied equally to both model arms, assuming no effect of prophylaxis on the risk of death for RSV-H children.

To avoid double-counting of post-hospitalization RSV-associated morbidity costs in RSV-H children, asthma and allergic sensitization costs were not applied in the second and third year of life.

Therefore, to account for the increased health care resource use in RSV-H children during their second and third year of life, the UK estimates were rescaled to the Spanish setting.