infancy造句

Many men, raised from infancy to be strong, are fearful of appearing vulnerable, scared or needy.

The practice, in its infancy, is illustrated in a new case of individualized cancer treatment.

As for the rest of my infancy, there being nothing in it remarkable, I shall pass it over.

Rather, the ruling is intended to make the early infancy period less stressful for both mom and dad.

The presence of empathy and helping behaviour even in infancy is suggestive of an innate capacity to behave in a prosocial manner.

The personal training industry as a whole was still in its infancy at this point, so this idea seemed ridiculously far-fetched, at best.

But now researchers believe they have discovered a potential way of spotting the disorder in early infancy by scanning the brainwaves.

In the West, class ethnography has been developed into a technological system with strong operationalization, but in China it has been in its infancy.

Despite releasing over 365 products in 2008, and 120 in the first quarter of this year alone, they are convinced that search as a whole has yet to breach its infancy.

According to the study, the Murchison meteorite is possibly older than our sun and picked up its chemical hitchhikers in the solar system's infancy as it passed through primordial clouds.