Sentence examples for ranges of children from inspiring English sources

The discrepancy between our results and others' can partially derive from different age ranges of children, and nutritional outcomes.

As a qualitative study this does not seek to generalise findings to the wider population, particularly considering the age ranges of children involved and the geographical spread.

For some infections, however, the age ranges of children in included studies were relatively narrow (such as for bronchiolitis and croup) as would be predicted clinically, so subgroup analysis might not have contributed much to their interpretation.

In general, these previous RCTs have also had inadequate follow-up periods; small sample sizes with sometimes broad ages ranges of children; high drop-out rates; lack of intention-to-treat analyses; and did not assess important secondary outcomes such as changes in clinical risk factors [ 7, 8].

The heterogeneity evident in the age ranges of child-participants was further apparent in the MIs themselves (Table  5).

A surprising range of children's books have faced censorship even in the 21st century.

Banks and building societies offer a range of children's accounts.

Sports like tennis, rugby, even good old British bulldog are more likely to appeal to a broad range of children.

The Department for Education (DfE) is consulting on allowing councils to outsource a range of children's social care functions.

"Schools need to be prepared and ready to work with a broad range of children," he said.

"The practice of having one size fits all for a whole range of children with a whole range of issues hasn't proved successful," he says.