Examples of using Developmental problems in English and their translations into Spanish
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In infants, developmental problems can cause parts of the small intestine to be severely damaged or start to die.
We live in an interdependent world where developmental problems are connected to security challenges.
This additional DNA causes the physical characteristics and developmental problems associated with the syndrome.
the need to address the fundamental developmental problems of countries.
have been linked to behavioral and developmental problems.
Someone who's known him five minutes goes on about developmental problems because he doesn't tick some box.
musculoskeletal anomalies, and other developmental problems.
How to mobilize the right participants to ensure that all regions of the world were adequately represented and that major developmental problems would be covered.
including for children with developmental problems.
was extended to all four continental air forces but not until early 1943 were most developmental problems resolved.
Deficiency in specific lysosomal glycoside hydrolases can lead to a range of lysosomal storage disorders that result in developmental problems or death.
Employment in a protected environment for people with severe disabilities or developmental problems can help them feel valued as productive members of society
Provision has been made for the education of children with developmental problems; more than 62 per cent of children with special physical or psychological needs are integrated in general secondary education institutions.
can lead to birth defects, and mental and physical developmental problems in children that can continue into adulthood.
The Medical Pedagogical Bureau(MOB) has a home teaching programme for guidance of young children(06 yrs) with developmental problems, including children with disabilities.
emotional/behavioural difficulties and other developmental problems.
comprising 12.6% of the total number of registered children and youth with developmental problems.
in most cases the curvature is thought to have been the result of fractured bones or developmental problems specific to the individuals with this feature, and they always curve backwards.
observed for PCBs and children exposed to PBDEs are therefore likely to be prone to subtle but measurable developmental problems.
When developmental problems are suspected,