Barely any research has been conducted on the impact of CSA in the group of infants and very young children, usually this group is subsumed under a broader category labeled 'younger than 6' or 'younger than 12'.
However, without knowing what these groups subsume under the term 'sustainability' the above averages are difficult to interpret.
Hence, it is plausible that these infants formed an associative representation of the event sequences, which in the case of the experimental group, was subsumed into a larger relational network that also included the association between puppet A and puppet B (Fig. 6B).
This practice subsumes in an artificial grouping all species (extinct or otherwise) that do not belong to the focal taxon.
Generally, a phylogeny such as the accompanying diagram clearly shows which groups are subsumed under others.
The British government estimates at least 260 have returned to the UK, which may be for a number of reasons, but many may have returned after becoming disillusioned at how different rebel groups were subsumed by Isis in the past two years.
Issues over which there is broad public consensus, such as the need to resolve political crimes, reform electoral laws and contain jihadist groups are subsumed within struggles over turf and spoils.
This international group exhibition tackles the processes of consuming and subsuming through multimedia, sculpture, and sound.
This information was subsumed into three groups: no sports activity, sports activity <2 h/week and sports activity >2 h/week.
It's the heightened visibility, the revelation, that Shapcott finds in the condition that counts: this subsumes pathology and politics.
The panel members also agreed that the entities (iii) and (iv) might be subsumed to a single entity, because structural airway narrowing was considered to be the major cause for viral wheeze in this age group.
