Sentence examples for juvenile experience from inspiring English sources

It is certainly not a film aimed at younger children, yet it is firmly in the world of juvenile experience.

This modestly resonant show of works relating to juvenile experience presents a glass cabinet filled with 2,000 miniature white ceramic vessels by Charles LeDray; small, finely drawn, photo-based pictures of children by Peggy Preheim; drawings copied from hunting manuals by Robert Beck; and a politically suggestive chalkboard drawing by Gary Simmons.

In NT and WA as well as other jurisdictions, what used to be separate juvenile corrections departments with staff specialised in the area have been subsumed under the adult corrections departments and staffed with people with little or no juvenile experience.

Matrix metalloproteinases (MMPs) have been associated with juvenile experience-dependent primary visual cortex (V1) plasticity, yet little is known about their role in this process in the adult V1.

In spring, the ratio of young ducks to older ones is smaller because juveniles experience higher mortality over winter (14 ).

In our study, the probability of having WNV antibodies increased with capture date for juveniles but not for adults (Table 2), which suggests that juveniles experience higher exposure and would be more useful for WNV monitoring.

A number of these were related to metabolic processes and the generation of precursor metabolites and energy, again indicating that late juveniles experience increased requirements of growth and metabolism.

Juveniles experience additional density-dependent mortality at per capita rate (αJ) β −1, where J is the total juvenile density and β and α are parameters governing the strength of density dependence and, together with other parameters, they determine the equilibrium population density (Bellows 1981).

O'Connor noted that "among the topics counsel should consider presenting are medical history, educational history, employment and training history, family and social history, prior adult and juvenile correctional experience, and religious and cultural influences".

With the same orthopedic load, equivalent sutures of juvenile skulls experience significantly higher bone strain than adult skulls, suggesting that same mechanical force might have different biologic effects on immature and mature facial skeletons.

To our knowledge, no studies have demonstrated habituation of the HPA response to swim stress, and because adult animals had not been exposed to swim stress for 35 50 d since their juvenile swim experience, we believe it unlikely that the results we observed were due to habituation but rather due to an effect of age.