Sentence examples for may aid children from inspiring English sources

The more difficult something is to learn, the more physical fitness may aid children in learning it.

Additionally, given that most questionnaires assess overall participation in physical activity, focusing on one type of activity (e.g. weight-bearing) may also aid children's recall ability.

Because, lead pollution is widespread in India, the demonstration of factors correlated with BLLs in Indian children may aid in prioritization of children for lead screening and also in studying correctable factors.

Falcone said it was difficult for him to aid children.

Pediatricians issue call to aid children facing 'toxic stress'.

Therefore, we propose that CCL2 serves a dual role as a potential biomarker of fitness and inflammation in obese children; CCL2 may aid the definition of fitness levels and demarcate a group of children who have more inflammation despite having similar metabolic profiles to other obese children but may require more intensive interventions to treat obesity-related inflammation.

This large survey of dental hard-tissue anomalies found in the primary dentition and mixed dentition of children in Nigeria provides anthropological and clinical data that may aid the detection and management of dental problems of children in Nigeria.

This information may aid the decision making process for young children presenting with probable food allergy.

Vomiting may help the diagnosis of migraine in young children with a familial history of migraine and dizziness is more common in children >11 years old and may aid the diagnostic process in this age group [62].

Increasing your fluid intake may aid soften the stool and save your child from the trouble of straining during bowel movement.

This large survey of dental hard-tissue anomalies in Nigerian children has provided anthropological and clinical data that may aid in the detection and management of dental problems in this nation's children and perhaps elsewhere in the world.