Sentence examples for length children from inspiring English sources

Aside from Shrek, I struggle to think of one feature length children's cartoon which does not have a slender, youthful, doe-eyed, Caucasian-ised heroine at its centre and a buff, broad shouldered, square-jawed hero.

When errors were punished by enforced trial length, children with ADHD withheld responses as well as controls but did not benefit from extra time to improve efficiency [ 14].

Wasting is measured by body mass in relation to body length; children whose z score was below minus two standard deviations from the median of the reference population were considered thin (wasted) for their height and acutely malnourished.

To calculate children's stride length, children were instructed to walk one at a time across a flat surfaced area of the school playground twice over a 20 metre distance.

Recumbent length (children ≤24 months of age), standing height (48 months of age) and sitting height of the child (48 months of age, only for 2004 cohort children) were measured using a portable infantometer with 1 mm precision, custom built for these studies.

Many of the comparisons that were undertaken were invalidated by the fact that more than one of the four key characteristics (i.e. group versus one to one, length; child involvement; adjunctive treatment) was varied.

When he runs out of authors to interview, Mr. Podell hopes to option a book of one of his authors and make a feature-length children's movie.

It was the last full-length children's book Dahl wrote and he seems to have given himself permission to put a little bit more heart in it than he had done in anything since The BFG – and for that alone it has mine.

I am inspired by the lengths children and parents go to grasp a chance to learn.

The recumbent length (of children up to 2 years) or the standing height (of children 2 years and above) was measured to the nearest mm.

Shifts were typically 10 10.5 hours in length, and children returning from a day shift would sleep in the same bed as children leaving for a night shift.