Sentence examples for pattern in young from inspiring English sources

A Dissociative Subtype of Posttraumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) was added to the DSM-5, but little is known about this symptom pattern in young children exposed to trauma.

This study aimed to assess nasopharyngeal pneumococcal carriage rate, serotypes and antimicrobial resistance pattern in young children after the introduction of 13-valent PCV (PCV13).

There has, however, been criticism that the quantitative approach fails to detect developmental differences that are useful in early identification of disability, unlike qualitative approaches which use the principles of Gestalt perception to examine the quality of the total movement pattern in young infants.

Males are generally more affected, with sport injuries representing the most described traumatic pattern in young patients, while falling on the ground is the most common in adults.

The color pattern in young sharks is dark brown above and light yellow below, with vertical yellow stripes and spots.

α was not associated with mean room temperature or influenced by immunization This study shows that the quantification of long-range correlations using α derived from detrended fluctuation analysis is an observer-independent tool which can distinguish developmental stages of night time Trec pattern in young infants, reflective of maturation of the autonomic system.

The geographical pattern in younger women appeared to be more uniform and no RR over 1.20 were in evidence.

All the associations, except those of the depressive-somatic pattern in younger women, maintained their significance after controlling for age.

These differences may be related to the greater adherence to the Western pattern in younger women as reported by Garcia-Arenzana et al (2012).

Over the course of the project, SCL assessed behaviour patterns in young unmarried males and key factors affecting instability among this group.

It lays out so nakedly, and with such persuasive power, certain mythic patterns in young male longing: that "strange twisted maze of desire and refusal" that can feel so baffling and bruising, on the receiving end.