Sentence examples for map of children from inspiring English sources

The results suggest that the neuronal map of children with autism may differ from that of the adults and adolescents who make up the bulk of autism brain-scan studies.

While the group average activation map of children aged 9 10 years contained one occipital area that was selective for animal words, there was no significant animal picture selective BOLD-response in this brain area.

On the face of it, there are few surprises in the UK map of child poverty, published on Wednesday by the campaign group End Child Poverty.

In his speech to delegates at the Conference, former President Luis Inácio Lula da Silva of Brazil also stressed that "the map of child labour across the world correlates with the map of hunger and poverty," and that the international community has the duty to give girls and boys trapped in child labour, especially its worst forms, hope for a better future.

Users were studied through interviews with school children, questionnaire surveys of preschools and parents, interviews with park workers and GIS mapping of children's homes, while play provision was evaluated through observations of playgrounds and private gardens with play equipment.

The mapping of children's values onto the MP C&I provides an opportunity for exploring how the C&I framework could be used to inform and maintain an education curriculum on forests around the seven criteria.

A recent study investigating TMS found significant changes in the motor cortex maps of children with hemiparetic and diparetic CP (lateralization of upper limbs and motor representation of lower limbs), demonstrating the occurrence of reorganization following affections in one or both hemispheres of the brain [ 64].

The preprocessing of the ARK-genomics array data entailed two noteworthy clone ID mapping steps to obtain clone ID consistency throughout all ARK-genomics datasets: the mapping of the clone IDs of a 17K array design onto those of a 20K array design and the mapping of child clone IDs onto the corresponding master clone IDs.

"A Map of the Child: A Pediatrician's Tour of the Body," by Dr. Darshak Sanghavi.

A Things To Do section suggests outdoor activities, with a map of Gruffalo child activity trails thrown in for parents.

He is the author of "A Map of the Child: A Pediatrician's Tour of the Body," and his Web site is www.darshaksanghavi.com.