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Meanings of aged children in English

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Usage of aged children in English
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Results: Hospitalization rates for injury are highest in males, especially among school- aged children.
Pubmed
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They are not going to school because of this problem, primary school- aged children.
Radio NZ
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Vaccinating school- aged children against influenza can reduce age-specific and population-level illness attack rates.
Pubmed
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There is no more perfect loci for the new culture of middle- aged children.
The new yorker
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School- aged children can be challenging if pre-adoptive experiences affect their development, he said.
Reuters
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Two studies were conducted to predict physical activity in school- aged children.
Pubmed
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Practically every teacher at The Oaks with school- aged children enrolls them right there.
Ebony
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Participants included 121 African American mothers and their preschool- aged children experiencing high sociodemographic risk.
Pubmed
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Extracurricular programmes could provide a mechanism to increase the PA levels of primary-school- aged children.
Pubmed
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Hepatosplenomegaly among school- aged children in sub-Saharan Africa is highly prevalent.
Pubmed
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We are responsible for what our school- aged children are learning.
Ebony
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Nicky also points out the wall of " aged children" in the classroom.
Radio NZ
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Implications for public health practice: Sodium intake among school- aged children is much higher than recommended.
Pubmed
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Vision screening for preschool- aged children is endorsed by many organizations concerned with children's health issues.
Pubmed
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Preschool- aged children are in a critical period of developing fundamental movement skills (FMS).
Pubmed
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RNZ sought the views of about 15 primary school aged children in Mt Albert, Auckland.
Radio NZ
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New Zealand
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