Sentence examples for perceived child from inspiring English sources

Multiple linear regression was used to identify the best models for perceived child weight and concern.

Low to moderate correlations were found between exposure to the program and perceived child safety in schools, school policies, and in the community.

For perceived child weight, the best model included parent age, children's laboratory intake of sugar-sweetened beverages (SSBs) and palatable buffet items, and two measures of child body composition (ratio of trunk fat-to-total fat and ratio of leg fat-to-total fat).

The objectives of this study were to compare the relationship of mother and father (1) perceived child weight and child body mass index (BMI) z-score, (2) concern for child's current weight and child BMI z-score, and (3) concern for child's future weight and child BMI z-score.

Instead, they now carefully file all chat logs, emails, and recordings of Payne's phone conversations with perceived child predators, in which he attempts to put on the voice of a preteen boy.

Instead, they now carefully file all chat logs, emails, and recordings of Payne's phone conversations with perceived child predators, in which he attempts to put on the voice of a pre-teen boy.

Teachers perceived children with LFA as exhibiting less socially acceptable behaviors, as possessing lessened awareness of privacy related rules, and as having more limited knowledge of typical sexual responses and behaviors in comparison to children with HFA or AS.

Parents perceived children's individual characteristics such as their preference for or enjoyment of physical activity as an important influence on their uptake and maintenance of physical activity.

Moreover, we intend to combine objectively (accelerometry and GPS) and subjectively (questionnaires) assessed measures to study the influence of environmental features (observed and perceived), children's characteristics (PA preferences and impulsivity), and parental practices on children's PA.

This was also supported by an anthropological study of child upbringing norms in the northern Vietnam, where Rydstrøm found that teachers perceived children as being like 'white pieces of paper' who need to passively absorb information from adults.

The international standards enshrined in human rights treaties and conventions perceive child marriages as a violation of human rights.