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Meanings of stunting in English

Portuguese
acrobacia aérea
Catalan
acrobàcia aèria

The performance of stunts while in flight in an aircraft.

acrobacia aérea
Usage of stunting in English
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Conclusion: Infant and childhood stunting was associated with a later pubertal development.
Pubmed
2
Logistic regression was used to assess risk factors for wasting and stunting.
Pubmed
3
This stunting of the race begins with the education of the child.
The Case for India
4
Higher levels of CRP and AGP during infancy were associated with stunting.
Pubmed
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The outcome variable of interest is child undernutrition: stunting, wasting and underweight.
Pubmed
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Objective: Childhood stunting remains a major public health concern in Bangladesh.
Pubmed
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Work agency AWF representative Stuart Floan said the labour shortage was stunting growth.
Radio NZ
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They weigh down upon you, stunting the potential growth of good, new habits.
The Irish Times
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Physical manifestations and complications included stunting, wasting, lip changes and gross physical deformities.
Pubmed
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Some would be financial, others might come from stunting the next technological revolution.
News.com.au
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Longer duration on ART had no overall protective effect on wasting and stunting.
Pubmed
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This simplistic knee-jerk reaction has a stunting effect on public discourse.
The Irish Times
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Maternal height was the most important influencing factor for childhood stunting.
Pubmed
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No mind-stunting video games were allowed, and no one seemed to miss them.
Frankenstein: Lost Souls - A Novel
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This puts them at risk of wasting, stunting, and micro-nutrient deficiencies.
The South African
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There have been accidents due to stunting by both inexperienced and experienced pilots.
Opportunities in Aviation
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Stunting through the time
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