Sentence examples for local adolescent from inspiring English sources

Study Objective: To determine the prevalence of high- and intermediate-risk type human papillomavirus (HPV) infection and cervical dysplasia in an urban Swiss adolescent population attending the local Adolescent Clinic, using a liquid-based Pap test combined with risk type HPV DNA testing.

After the first 10-day training session, each one goes back to her village, identifies local adolescent girls and invites them to form a Deepshikha group.

Positive interaction UNICEF and its partners are working to create such awareness by establishing and supporting local adolescent groups called 'Kishori Clubs'.

The "sugar daddy" phenomenon-dating and sexual intercourse between adult better-off men and local adolescent girls in exchange of gifts or payment for education- was perceived as frequent and labeled as sexual abuse by them.

A survey was conducted with 667 migrant and 496 local adolescents in Shenzhen, South China, with a stratified two-stage cluster sampling design.

The results showed that parent-to-child abuse was more prevalent among migrant than local adolescents, with migrant adolescents 1.490 and 1.425 times more likely to be psychologically and physically abused by their parents than their local counterparts.

That's why many of the local adolescents, and a few grown-ups (including the excellent Alan David as an elderly professor who is more than absent-minded) have flocked to Johnny's.

Logistic regression analysis was conducted to compare the prevalence of maltreatment between migrant and local adolescents, and also to explore risk factors associated with the psychological and physical maltreatment in both groups.

"Through CHC's experience in the development and implementation of intensive mental health and academic programs and Stanford's expertise in conducting research and providing care for adolescents with suicidal behavior, this program can be transformative for local adolescents who are in need of this level of care," he said.

In districts from Rangpur in the north to Cox's Bazar in the south, the SwimSafe project, funded by UNICEF with support from partner organisations, identifies vulnerable children aged four to ten and offers them the chance to enrol in a free 15-day swimming course taught by local adolescents.

Although this sample was not representative of students who do not go into higher education, as 85% of young people in Britain go onto higher education after age 16, 65 we are confident that we have a relatively representative sample of local adolescents.