Sentence examples for maturation of children from inspiring English sources

"The Descendants" is a work of reconciliation and maturation (of children and adults alike), and it depends not on the ability to express but on the ability to communicate.

Secondly, the effects of drugs (that are intended for chronic use) on development and maturation of children are largely unknown, but this issue has hardly been addressed.

Second, not since the NHANES III 1988–1994 has the NHANES collected data on sexual maturation of children and adolescents to calculate Tanner and determine pubertal stage.

They showed an increased prevalence in polluted areas of respiratory symptoms, lung function decrement, mild anemia, nonspecific stimulation of the immune system and, retardation of skeletal maturation of children.

In Poland, there is no data on parental socioeconomic status (SES) as a potent risk factor in adolescent elevated blood pressure, although social differences in somatic growth and maturation of children and adolescents have been recorded since the 1980s.

Attrition is a significant study design and ethical challenge in multi-year research studies, and may have particular implications in research with young people due to the difficulties of conducting longitudinal research throughout key educational transitions (e.g., primary to middle to high school) and the significance of maturation on children's and adolescents' outcomes.

It may be parents' responsibility to oversee the maturation of their children, but if almost half of teenage girls aren't having conversations with their parents about sexuality, then how can we argue against the state's ensuring that these teenagers are informed of the risks and responsibilities of sexual relationships?

Our interpretation of childhood catch-up after 24 mo is that a combination of the normal postnatal maturation of the children's immune systems and the development of a broad repertoire of adaptive responses against previously encountered pathogens reduces the frequency and severity of growth-impairing infections a hypothesis that is supported by morbidity surveillance and clinic records.

Coping with the stress of having a chronic illness, understanding the disease itself, as well as dealing with its possible outcomes and long-term sequelae, and being involved in the tough course of decision making, reinforces the early maturation of these children and may be connected to enhanced level of autonomy.

As indicated, dental development of children with GHD is characteristically less affected than either somatic growth or skeletal maturation [16, 18].

More importantly, plasma concentrations of HIV protease inhibitors are used to optimize dosing with these drugs for each individual patient (therapeutic drug monitoring (TDM)), which is in particular important for HIV-infected children because of the profound changes in drug pharmacokinetics during development and maturation of the child.