Sentence examples for normal schoolchildren from inspiring English sources

It subtly reinforces the notion that Eton's pupils are made of more enterprising stuff than normal schoolchildren – that there's something special about them apart from their parents' money and connections, and their own consequent sense of entitlement.

After years spent either in my solitary spot near the creek or in the sole company of a middle-aged woman who interpreted my every word as evidence of my perfection, I feared that I would fit in at a normal school among normal schoolchildren about as well as those coyotes fit in the newly domesticated landscape.

The case was identified following screening from a population of normal schoolchildren suggesting that developmental amnesias may be more pervasive than has been recognised previously.

Recent data have shown that the prevalence of type 1 diabetes autoantibodies in normal schoolchildren differs between different population groups ranging between 0.5 and 1.8% (40, 41).

In the second trial, researchers at VU University Amsterdam randomly assigned 641 normal-weight schoolchildren ages 4 to 11 to drink eight ounces of a 104-calorie sugar-sweetened or noncaloric sugar-free fruit-flavored drink every day from identical cans.

In order to examine the first question in a German population, an overweight and obese outpatient sample of children and adolescents who had not yet begun treatment was compared to a sample of normal-weight schoolchildren within a cross-sectional comparison.

Williams et al. also used the PedsQL 4.0 and compared schoolchildren with normal weight, overweight and obesity to each other [ 30].

A recommendation for vitamin D supplementation and/or vitamin D fortification of foods should be considered for purposes of maintaining normal vitamin D status in schoolchildren, even in tropical countries like Thailand.

Hallgren had noted that the early selection of Swedish schoolchildren into special or normal classes and later into the more academic "realskola was often on the basis of judgments made by a single schoolteacher and thus was prone to bias; for example, by social class and gender.

This population represents 82.9% of all schoolchildren in these grades attending normal or special schools in Lahti.

To obtain data from normal age-matched healthy controls (HC), healthy schoolchildren and adolescents aged 8 16 years were recruited as subjects from the community; school students were targeted.