Sentence examples for infancy grow from inspiring English sources

For example, Carol Martin and her colleagues at Arizona State University have found that boys and girls, who differ only modestly in infancy, grow further apart in their attitudes, abilities and mutual understanding the more their environment distinguishes them from each other.

During the first few months of infancy there grow fine, short, unpigmented hairs called down hair, or vellus.

I've known Casnocha since, literally, his infancy: we grew up a few blocks away from each other, in San Francisco's Cole Valley, and our families were friendly through a babysitting co-op.

Something I thought would never materialize, was in it's infancy and growing.

But it all began with apples, which, in the nation's infancy, were grown on almost every farm.

You can be a science nut from infancy and not grow up to be good at research, Urry said, or you can come to science very late and turn out to be a whiz.

The two universities that Murphree nurtured in their infancy continued to grow and prosper after his death.

If traumatic, neoplastic, or endocrine conditions do not intervene during infancy, the breasts grow to their potential at puberty [ 14].

But the survey findings confirm what has often been known within communities across the region: that the risk of dying from injury increases after infancy as children grow more independent and interact with their environment and as the threat of death from infectious and non-communicable diseases falls.

The director shot his movie under the radar over an exhaustive 11-year period, so that we see little Mason (Ellar Coltrane) grow from infancy to manhood and watch the world change around him.

The opening of "Arrival" sets this mood, with Max Richter's elegiac strings piece "On the Nature of Daylight" connecting a series of apparent flashbacks, in which Amy Adams watches her daughter grow from infancy to girlhood to young adulthood, then die.