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Meanings of early childhood intervention in English

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Early childhood intervention (ECI) is a support and educational system for very young children (aged birth to six years) who have been victims of, or who are at high risk for child abuse and/or neglect as well as children who have developmental delays or disabilities.

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        Examples for "eci"
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        And factory production INIP=ECI grew for the third straight month in June.
        Reuters
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        The Fed targets the federal funds rate USFOMC=ECI to conduct monetary policy.
        Reuters
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        The first GDP growth estimate EUGDF=ECI for the first quarter is due on Thursday.
        Reuters
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        ECI guidelines say no voter should be more than 2 km away from a polling station.
        Reuters
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        Thailand's monetary policy committee has cut the benchmark interest rates THCBIR=ECI at its last two meetings.
        Reuters
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        Outcomes were related to age-relevant health issues, including prevention and early intervention.
        Pubmed
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        Our government remains committed to investing in prevention and early intervention programmes.
        The South African
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        Both questions bear on the larger issue of early intervention in schizophrenia.
        Pubmed
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        Family screening can lead to early intervention, prophylaxis, and appropriate genetic counseling.
        Pubmed
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        Little says the government has made key changes focused on early intervention.
        Radio NZ
        Usage of early childhood intervention in English
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        Objectives: Best Start is an area-based early childhood intervention where projects are developed and implemented through a community partnership.
        Pubmed
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        I have been working with an organization undertaking an iPad trial to see how it can be used by early childhood intervention professionals.
        Wired
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        The findings, outlined in a conference at Dublin's Rotunda Hospital yesterday, were from a study into the impact of early childhood intervention in disadvantaged households.
        The Irish Times
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        We discuss the implications of these findings for policy debates about data privacy, financial literacy, and early childhood interventions.
        Pubmed
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        Conclusions: The reviewed articles provide some support for the role of early childhood interventions to improve health behaviours but not chronic disease outcomes.
        Pubmed