Sentences with phrase «children living in»

In Katwe, in a small village that isn't far from the Ugandan capital city of Kampala there are some children living in slums.

«The Royal Tenenbaums» (2001)-- In some ways, Anderson's «Fantastic Mr. Fox» plays like a lighthearted re-visitation of many of the issues and themes broached in his familial magnum opus: from a deceitful, thrill - seeking father concerned about his mortality and legacy, to children living in the shadows of their relatives and each other and dealing with the jealousy and turmoil that results.

Dafoe, who stars as a cranky but compassionate motel manager in Sean Baker's «The Florida Project,» a film that explores the heartbreaking effects of poverty on children living in a welfare motel outside Disney World, poked fun at the gala's run time.

More acclaim for «The Florida Project,» which filmed in Central Florida last year and tells of impoverished children living in cheap hotels near Walt Disney World.

Interwoven into this intense footage, adding context, the film also follows other embattled lives in the Occupied Territories and Israel: a mother and her four children living in the shadow of the wall abutting Gaza; an imprisoned Palestinian and the subsequent path he's taken; an Israeli survivor of a suicide bombing; and a daring Palestinian mother whose son's life is saved by an Israeli doctor.

If you have children living in the household, and you are a victim of verbal abuse, they will consciously, or subconsciously, pick up on those habits, and perceive them as normal.

We are dedicated to the foster care system, foster parents and foster children living in Kitsap County, Washington.

We are dedicated to the foster care system, foster parents and foster children living in Kitsap County, Washington.

Some studies have suggested that iron supplementation in young children living in areas where malaria is endemic could increase their risk of malaria [66,67].

Vitamin D's existence was first considered in 1840 when a Polish physician discovered that the incidence of rickets, a skeletal disorder occurring in children living in the industrial center of Warsaw, was far greater than children living in the countryside.

Researchers have shown significant differences in the fecal microbiota of Western European children versus rural African children living in an environment resembling that of our Neolithic ancestors.

Cockroach, cat and mouse allergens were substantially higher in homes situated in neighborhoods where asthma is more prevalent and that children living in these homes were more likely have cockroach antigen sensitization.

Next month, I gave another loan to Esther Laboso, a 46 - year - old widow with five children living in Kericho, Kenya, who was starting a grain store.

It presents an affluent, young American couple with two children living in Washington, D.C..

The new study focused on the genetic profiles of a community of children living in a specific region in Pakistan.

The severity of the health effects found in these initial surveys and the risks indicated for children living in the homes is a basis for the major interest in this community from concerned Russian and international organizations.

W: Actually, we realized that vitamin D deficiency was a problem 50 or 60 years ago, when children living in cities in the northern United States began to develop rickets.

Both measures of segregation indicate that children are more racially segregated between neighborhoods than adults, with white children living in slightly more white neighborhoods than white adults.

While higher parental education decreases the likelihood that a child will live in a low - income or poor household, nearly half of children living in poverty (48 percent) have a parent with at least some college education.

She adds that this can be a highly challenging transition for children living in poverty whose parents had no schooling themselves.

«Effect of Iron Supplementation Among Children Living in Malaria - Endemic Area on Incidence of Malaria.»

Many children living in poverty have parents with some higher education, and many live in two - parent households.

The report, which was recently published in the Journal of Racial and Ethnic Health Disparities, was one of the first to look at ethnic group differences in overweight children living in Canada.

In children living in both settings, the researchers observed a spike in sensation - seeking behavior was first seen at ages 10 and 11, with rates climbing to age 17.

According to NCCP researchers, the number of poor children in the U.S. grew by 18 percent from 2008 to 2014 (the latest available data), and the number of children living in low - income households grew by 10 percent.

By the end of fifth grade, children living in counties with average levels of Smart Start and More at Four funding saw improved educational outcomes.

Higher altitude destinations and those with more variable temperatures were associated with lower asthma rates, whereas children living in cities with higher temperatures were less likely to have eczema.

Asthmatic children living in green homes experienced substantially lower risk of asthma symptoms, asthmatic attacks, hospital visits, and asthma - related school absences than children living in conventional public housing.

Radioiodine doses in the thyroids of children in the most contaminated areas are already being monitored by the Japanese authorities.Nature has learned that the first results of that survey show minimal thyroid doses in 946 children living in areas northwest of the plant, a region where some of the highest fallout over land has been reported.

At age 11, 142 children living in Australia who had been part of the international Caffeine for Apnea of Prematurity randomized controlled trial had their expiratory flow rates measured.

Mercury has been linked to attention problems, reduced IQs and altered heart rates in children living in the Arctic and sub-Arctic.

«Percentage of US children who have chronic health conditions on the rise: Diseases such as asthma and attention deficit hyperactivity disorder have increased at a disproportionate rate among children living in poverty, according to new research being presented at the Pediatric Academic Societies 2016 Meeting.»

While previous studies have shown that children living in immigrant families are more likely to be uninsured, less is known about what percentage of uninsured children who are immigrants or have immigrant parents.

He urges new policies and outreach efforts to expand health insurance coverage among children living in immigrant families.

Each year's data included over 40,000 children living in immigrant families: those who had either immigrated themselves or had at least one immigrant parent.

For children living in a household where Spanish was the primary language, the likelihood of being uninsured was two percentage points higher.

In an Open Access article published in the Journal of Cognition and Development titled «Working Memory Differences Between Children Living in Rural and Urban Poverty,» author Michele Tine investigated whether working memory of children living in rural poverty is distinct from the working memory profiles of children in urban poverty.

By 1989 this social experiment led to more than 170,000 children living in these facilities.

Across 27 households in Woodland, Calif., 75 percent of children living in cul - de-sacs reported being highly active outdoors, versus 55 percent of those residing on through streets.

The Children's Health Environmental Coalition (CHEC) concurs, citing a raft of studies that show how children living in wood - burning households experience «higher rates of lung inflammation, breathing difficulties, pneumonia, and other respiratory diseases.»

«Our findings related to the NS subtype may suggest that the recurrent infections to which children living in overcrowded conditions are likely to have been exposed stimulate their immune systems and hence protect them against developing this type of cancer later in their childhood and early adult life.

«More children living in high - poverty neighborhoods following Great Recession.»

The URECA study investigates risk factors for asthma among children living in urban areas, where the disease is more prevalent and severe.

The findings are especially relevant to families with children living in low - income households; these kids are at greater risk of health problems resulting from poor air quality.

Questions like these have remained unanswered, largely because research in this area has focused almost exclusively on urban and suburban children living in majority - culture communities.

Most research on children's understanding of the natural world has come from middle - class, European American children living in urban or suburban communities, typically located close to universities.

Later studies by a pediatrician in Flint discovered dangerously high blood levels in children living in the same locations where Edwards had found high levels of unsafe water.

Child poverty is currently defined by the number of children living in households with an income that falls 60 % below median earnings.

For the about 200 children living in Igbon, a small community in Osun State, theirs is a life of difficulty due to extreme hunger.

Conceding that it was now unlikely New Labour's pledge to halve the number of children living in poverty by 2010 would be met, the financial secretary, Stephen Timms, said the state of the economy had forced the government to rethink how best to fulfil the longer term goal of eradicating child poverty in the UK by 2020.