Sentence examples for progressed children from inspiring English sources

Another interesting longitudinal trend is that, as time progressed, children were more likely to use a computer, but less likely to watch TV.

We found that as time progressed, children were enrolled in care and treatment services at an older age sicker status as evidenced by increase in mean age and more advanced disease stage at first contact with providers.

At the instance of heel strike, the hip exhibited a similar rotational position in the transverse plane for both groups of subjects; as the gait progressed, children with flexible flatfeet demonstrated less overall movement of internal hip rotation during the weight bearing phase.

However, as the day progressed, children receiving 12-hour stimulant medication experienced less challenges than children receiving 6 8 hour stimulant medication, although parents noted a trend for children receiving 12-hour stimulant medication to exhibit more challenging behaviour in the late evening and at bedtime.

As the academic year progresses, children are encouraged to take part in staff-led activities such as printing and drawing.

Progress 8 compares how much progress children make between age 11 and 16 against how much they would be expected to make.

Lord Bew is also calling for a greater emphasis on the progress children make from their initial starting points, as well as their overall attainment.

The factories use child labor: Despite some progress, children are still involved in the production of textiles in Bangladesh, according to the Department of Labor.

As the months and years progress, children develop this capacity more fully, although it fluctuates depending on their state of mind at a given moment.

In Vietnam, the health care system is hardly making progress; children are not regularly followed by a doctor every 2 years like in the United States or in Europe.

'Remarkable progress' 'Children and AIDS: Fifth Stocktaking Report' – released today in New York, on the eve of World AIDS Day 2010 – points to these and other key findings.