Sentence examples similar to with children progress from inspiring English sources

Considering the full timers during training (table 5, fig 4), both in general practice and in hospital practice (more significantly in the first), those with children progressed more quickly than those without children.

There's lots of reasons for this, but one is that the structure of an agency can make it difficult for women with children to progress.

"Children naturally learn to say 'mine' before anything else". James recommends starting by doing charitable activities at first as a team with children, then progress to the point where they want to help others on their own.

This new model, called Child STEPs, combines a treatment protocol, the Modular Approach to Therapy for Children with Anxiety, Depression, Trauma or Conduct Problems (MATCH), with a child progress and outcome monitoring system called Treatment Response Assessment for Children TRACC).

"In the Principles in the administration of the Islamic State, you see a focus on education (really indoctrination) beginning with children but progressing through their ranks, a recognition that effective governance is essential, thoughts on their use of technology to master information (propaganda), and a willingness to learn from the mistakes of earlier movements.

As other children progressed with ABA — one even going into kindergarten — Ido fell more deeply into Autismland.

In the rarer autosomal recessive polycystic kidney disease (ARPKD), disease onset occurs early with more than 50% of affected children progressing to renal failure in the first decade of life [ 5, 6].

Most reported reasons for not visiting a physiotherapist after all were:" too busy with housekeeping and care of the children," "progressing improvement after randomization" and "attention focused on the newborn baby, the low back and/ or pelvic girdle pain did not bother enough anymore to search for help".

Rate of individual parent learning was associated with greater individual child progress on a measure quite proximal to the treatment, though not on standardized assessments.

This study was also stopped early due to a high failure rate with one child progressing to severe disease within 3 days post treatment.

Throughout his sentence, Gramsci remained fascinated with his children's progress, and obsessed with ensuring their intellects and imaginations were being stimulated and developed.