Sentence examples for questionable child from inspiring English sources
If so, the incident was reported as a questionable child death (QCD) (Walsh, 2017).
This retrospective study identified 87 as a total questionable child death (QCD) cases in Riyadh, the capital of Kingdome of Saudi Arabia.
Saudi Arabia, especially Riyadh, has significantly improved its health services and awareness; nevertheless, no studies have been conducted to investigate the country's questionable child death rate.
Due to the before mentioned reason and to aid in monitoring, evaluating then reducing questionable child deaths, This study was designed to examine the QCD incidences, demographics, and medico-legal characteristics in Riyadh from November 2013 to October 2015.
In a 2015 statistical study done in South Africa, Western Cape (13,2%) and Gauteng (11,7%) had the highest proportion of questionable child deaths (Mortality and causes of death in South Africa, 2015) due to non-natural causes as higher proportion of natural child deaths occurring inside or outside hospitals were investigated at forensic mortuaries than in other regions.
The once somewhat questionable child of the Disney theme empire was Wide World of Sports, launched on the outer edges of the expansive Disney World property in Orlando.
Today's network lineup provides fewer idealized families and no shortage of questionable child-rearing role models (see "Gosselin, Jon").
Sonny has a pressing secret agenda, but for now he's happy to help his son snatch Bump's 6-year-old daughter, Deandra (Makenna Fitzsimmons), from the many precipices created by her father's questionable child-rearing choices.
This assertion may be more questionable in children.
Therefore, it is not surprising that in adults, first-generation anti-histamines appear to be effective [ 31] which, however, is questionable in children [ 32].
Because of these serious methodological considerations regarding the use of LBM, the other normalisation parameters should be evaluated as alternatives, although it is questionable whether children of all ages can or should be "forced" to fit a single normalisation.
