Third, we report that monkeys with striate lesions made in infancy are able to discriminate direction of visual motion.
Monkeys with lesions of striate cortex made in infancy, however, each showed residual detection capacity at the beginning of testing and improved to near normal by the end of testing.
The diagnosis may be made during infancy or childhood on the basis of these anomalies or at puberty when the individual fails to develop secondary sex characteristics or has no menses.
It is clear that, to support a promise of this kind, there need not have been an original liability in the promisor; for that is not so in the case of the bills, or in that of the contract made during infancy.
The diagnosis of the WAS was made in infancy because of petechial hemorrhages and a positive family history.
However, for others, such as cardiovascular defects, craniosynostosis, facial defects (e.g. of the eye), other gastrointestinal defects, and genitourinary defects, many studies ascertained affected cases up to 1 year after birth or beyond, or when diagnoses were made in infancy (including referrals for corrective treatment).
But it does seem that early interventions, in pregnancy and infancy, make a huge difference, as do intensive pre-school programs.
As another part of his hectic life, Cocteau was one of the great French friends to and defenders of Orson Welles - another example of the self-educated child prodigy who managed to make his strange infancy last a lifetime.
Nourishment carries connotations, from infancy, that make stopping it feel different from rejecting medical machinery.
After all, he acknowledged, most start-ups don't make it past their infancy.
