Sentence examples for infantile regression from inspiring English sources
Surely too grown-up to equate with the Reagan-era infantile regression of Stallone/Rambo/AK47 - monster baby, death rattle.
He said the idea God would protect us was an "infantile regression".
For decades the feeling of being "one" with the universe, prized in Zen as an attribute of enlightenment, was belittled by many psychoanalysts as an "infantile regression".
They saw a manic, infantile regression that broke through the blandness of public life, the ingenuous democratic fantasy that shattered the hypocrisy of earnest public morality.
It's party time, and the movie is wild and crude without being mean — it's a comedy of infantile regression, "Animal House" for grownups.
Regression, burrowing under the covers, infantile behavior, temper tantrums: all of these were features of this week's Covers Contest, whose theme was children's books.
By Willing Davidson May 14, 2009 Regression, burrowing under the covers, infantile behavior, temper tantrums: all of these were features of this week's Covers Contest, whose theme was children's books.
5, 6 It presents at 4 to 6 months of age with epileptic spasms (infantile spasms [IS]), characteristic electroencephalographic (EEG) changes, and psychomotor regression.
Variables with a significant p-value were further subjected to multiple logistic regression analysis to ascertain independent predictors of infantile spasm free final outcome of treatment.
Humans with PLA2G6 mutations can show progressive cognitive and motor skill regression, as displayed in disorders such as infantile neuroaxonal dystrophy, neurodegeneration with brain iron accumulation type II and Karak syndrome (Khateeb et al., 2006; Morgan et al., 2006).
In conclusion, we demonstrate that compound heterozygous FARS2 mutations lead to an early-onset mitochondrial disease phenotype associated with respiratory chain dysfunction and characterised by infantile spasms that evolved into refractory focal epilepsy, neurodevelopmental regression and the development of subcortical white matter abnormalities on cranial MRI.
