Sentence examples for indication of child from inspiring English sources

The World Bank statistics for the last available year also give an indication of child labour in a number of countries, defined as children involved in economic activity for at least one hour in the reference week of the survey.

Indication of child head injury during child's first 4 years of life.

Provincial or regional estimates from household surveys can provide an indication of child mortality levels and trends and of coverage of major interventions.

Increasing frequency of child-reported negative experiences was associated with caregiver indication of child bullying for the items: "Tried to get you into trouble with your friends," "Made fun of you for some reason," and "Punched, kicked, or beat you up".

A third possibility is that TEA-Ch scores do not provide a valid indication of children's level of attention and effortful control.

The two forms, for children and parents, are parallel, providing an indication of the child's and the parent's perception.

While ability is likely not to change over time, the child's performance on the KABC II tests is not only an indication of the child's ability, but also a variety of other factors associated with motivation, self-confidence, response to authority and the child's developed non-verbal skillset [ 1].

Having an early indication of a child's gestation can make a vital difference in these circumstances.

All of the MUAC assessments were conducted in different times so comparison of the findings with the national data is not possible but gives indication of seasonal child acute malnutrition in the assessed geographical areas.

It is often highly correlated with current maternal smoking and as such can be considered as an indication of the child's exposure to environmental tobacco smoke throughout life.

For some of the younger children the schools did not provide grades, only an indication of how children were performing according to expectation, so these reports were omitted.