Sentence examples for pool of child from inspiring English sources

The period of sustained smallpox mortality in the 1760s may thus represent a period of adjustment, in which smallpox circulated more rapidly within the London population and enjoyed a large pool of child and young adult immigrant susceptibles.

After six years, though, the producers, having almost used up all possible combinations of the best actors in town, with more than 20 different casts, dug into the pool of children's TV presenters to keep the show running.

It is much easier for the city to demand changes of the foster care agencies when they are competing for a shrinking pool of children, but the current decline in the foster care population might slow or reverse in an economic downturn.

Another pool of children and adolescents learning on their own in our society are those involved in the rapidly growing "unschooling" movement (Kirschner 2008).

Next, an initial screening was performed in each school to identify a pool of children eligible for the study.

Since one in every ten children is not protected from measles even after vaccination, a pool of children is created who remain susceptible to infection.

Children with apraxia were recruited from a large pool of children referred to The Speech and Stuttering Institute (Toronto, ON, Canada) for treatment of speech sound disorders.

By engaging in or supporting the normative value of social and cultural practices that involve the discrimination, neglect, abuse and exploitation of children, communities and state institutions are creating a pool of children who are vulnerable to trafficking in Central Asia.

Analysis of the reactivity of IgG present in the serum pool of children with an allergy to cow's milk (Fig.  3b.2) showed a high binding capacity for this class of antibodies by nα-c.

In the case of IgG present in the serum pool of children with CMA (Fig.  3b.1) a high binding capacity of this antibody by both the control and the obtained hydrolysates was determined.

Participants were recruited from a pool of children who had been enrolled in two previous assessment studies of pesticide exposure in Washington State (Koch et al. 2002; Lu et al. 2001).