Sentence examples for higher rates of learning from inspiring English sources

Children born prematurely have higher rates of learning disabilities, cerebral palsy, sensory deficits and respiratory illnesses compared to children born at term.

High performance requires more sleep because it involves higher rates of learning and sometimes physical growth.

Higher rates of learning disabilities (24.7%) were found in our study group compared with the reported rates in the general population of Israel [22].

Didactic teaching method was associated with a significantly higher rate of learning decay at retention testing.

Students who studied education reported the highest rates of learning (86 percent reported significant gains), while engineering and business students also rated their academic growth highly (80 percent reported what they considered to be great gains).

The main findings in our study were the high rates of learning disabilities in children referred to our pediatric neurology clinics due to recurrent episodes of headaches: 24.7% had learning disabilities, 28% had ADHD, and 12% had both.

During the past decade, epidemiological studies have also documented high rates of learning disorders and cormorbid psychiatric difficulties amongst children with ADHD, most commonly, oppositional defiant disorder and conduct and mood and anxiety disorders [ 13- 15].

High rates of learning disabilities (24.7%), and ADHD (28%) were found in our study group.

Higher rates of social learning in juveniles as compared to adults have also been reported in blue tits (Cyanistes caeruleus) [ 33], great tits (Parus major) [ 11], and white-throated magpies (Calocitta formosa) [ 34].

Thousands of couples, for example, have used intracytoplasmic sperm injection, a treatment for male infertility, despite some evidence that the resulting children may have higher rates of birth defects, learning disabilities and sterility in boys.

It seems likely that SGA very preterm children have higher rates of cognitive and learning problems than their appropriately grown peers.