Sentence examples for infancy responded from inspiring English sources

Manufacturing, though in its infancy, responded to the new markets, while the creation of an internal market for food was crucial in the commercialization of agriculture and the spread of African cash crop production.

When the Maoist rebellion was in its infancy he responded disastrously, ordering brutal police repression that forced more peasants into the arms of the rebels.His many faults as a leader earned him the loathing of many Nepalis and spread disillusion with electoral democracy itself.

Sure, there are some sad sacks out there that seem determined to stay in a bad mood no matter what you do, but for the most part we are hard-wired from infancy to respond positively to a smile.

The ages of the children whose caregivers responded ranged from infancy to 21, with a diverse range of ethnic backgrounds represented.

Berkowitz responded that blogging is still in relative infancy, and that future growth with drive broadband usage, and thus chip sales.

On neoteny (an evolutionary quirk that gives humans small features and rapid learning curves throughout life, characteristics other apes lose after infancy): "The ability to respond like a child may be the most precious inheritance of human evolution".

Dr. Reeves responded that understanding of the disease and of some newer research technologies is still in its infancy, so methodological disagreements were to be expected.

63– 68 A longitudinal study of lamivudine and PegIFN-α-treated children with infancy-acquired HBV infection, a patient group that is considered immunotolerant, demonstrated a recovery of HBV-specific T-cell responses in those who responded with HBsAg loss.

Research on the development of face recognition in infancy has shown that infants respond to faces as if they are special and recognize familiar faces early in development.

HCMV immune senescence may compromise the ability to respond to new infections during infancy in Africa, as suggested for the elderly in Europe [ 24– 26].

Most patients show failure to thrive in infancy and mild to severe developmental delay, but respond to vitamin B12 therapy.