Sentence examples for term children from inspiring English sources

Extended Data Fig. 4 Neutralizing capacity of anti-influenza A antibodies in preterm and term children.

Extended Data Fig. 3 Antibodies to immunodominant epitopes in preterm and term children.

The term "children from low-income families" means children described in section 6333(c)(1)(A) of this title.

Conclusion: Although preterm children performed less well in school than term children, family factors were stronger predictors of school performance than were perinatal complications.

At 10 years, academic achievement and school performance were ascertained for 118 of 125 (94%) preterm survivors and 119 of 125 (95%) term children.

During the autumn term, children will then be asked to respond creatively to the music through their own compositions, dance, digital art or animation.

A lot of pre-term children develop normally," he said.

From this perspective a psychomotor program has been implemented for very pre-term children aged from 18 to 36 months.

It is vitally important that pre-term children receive appropriate physical, psychological and academic support throughout their childhood", he said.

Eighty-five healthy children born very preterm (<32nd gestational week) and 91 full-term children aged 7 12 years were recruited for the present study.

Participants were 204 children born very preterm and 98 full-term children, who completed a battery of tasks measuring executive functioning, processing speed, and fluid and crystallised intelligence.