Sentence examples for introduction children from inspiring English sources

Introduction: Children with polyhandicap are a complex medical and ethical situation.

A definition is provided in a framed section in the introduction: 'Children refers to babies, toddlers and 3 5 year olds, unless otherwise stated' (p. 6).

Introduction Children requiring intensive care are often chronically ill, and the intensive care stay may upset the balance between nutritional intakes and needs.

For these children, singing and rhyming are the most natural forms of linguistic activity and, as we have pointed out in the Introduction, children should ideally have acquired the gender-case system of German (or any other gender-marking language) prior to learning to read and write.

However, as noted in the Introduction children with SLI may encode fewer words and a recall score based on the entire word list may underestimate recall ability.

As an introductory example, consider a community-randomized intervention trial to evaluate the impact of a sanitation mobilization campaign (as described in the introduction) on child height, where child height is measured once, post-intervention.

It's an accessible introduction, walking children through the basics before getting them started on some fun projects to stretch their skills.

After introduction part, children were asked how bread was prepared.

This diagram is an excellent avenue – after only the briefest of introduction – for children to discuss and ask questions about its meaning.

Clearly, the introduction of children's rights into western law was a boon, precisely because it reduced the degree of arbitrary power to which children are inevitably subject (which is to say, because it increased their republican freedom).

Introduction of children to the culture, values and norms of their society begins in the family.