Sentence examples for theoretical children from inspiring English sources

Sure it would be great for my theoretical children to be involved with wine so long as it was their choice.

You either have it or you don't, so if the theoretical children had a passion for wine, they should get involved.

The company received a U.S. patent last week for software it offers clients to estimate the chances that a theoretical child might have key genetic traits.

She and her husband are clients of 23andMe, Farahany writes in an e-mail, so today's contretemps prompted her to check out what the firm said a theoretical child by them might be like.

I think in turning out to be a boy, this baby did himself -- and any theoretical future children I might have -- a huge favor.

This damage is mentioned rather than shown, and the repair work is highly theoretical, since children in Stepford are only slightly more visible than black people.

In our theoretical classroom, children would also spend a short period of time each day practicing computation — adding, subtracting, multiplying and dividing.

Theoretical trouble: children's responses do not correspond to the teacher's preferred theories.

In other words, we can make such a theoretical proposition: children can affect the gender ideology of their parents.

In Benjamin's theoretical model, children are responsive not only to their social environment, but also to ideas with opaque meanings (mandates, expectations, prohibitions, exhortations, etc).

Using seed-based functional connectivity and graph theoretical metrics, children (7 9 years) when compared to adults have significantly weaker functional connectivity in the anterior and posterior parts of the DMN (mPFC and PCC) as well as in several resting state intrinsic cognitive networks, while adolescents (10 15 years) were intermediate between children and adults [ 36, 37, 78, 79].