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Environmental Standards. Lead in the environment is regulated in the United States because of its potential occupational impact, as well as concern about the impact lead may have on the cognitive and physical development of young children. Standards have been set for lead in air, water, and other environmental media. 

Learning is important in all aspects of our lives for example, it can be vital for our healthy social, emotional and indeed physical development Within the context of professional development, there are a number of compelling reasons for continued emphasis on learning ... 

We found that the increase of film conductivity observed without magnetic field disappeared immediately after the field tum-on and did not appear again until the filed was turned off again. This result seems to confirm the earlier supposition of electric activity being present only if the surface of a semiconductor film is covered with silver atoms. We used the method of physical development of an oxide film alter sufficiently long exposition of the film to the beam of silver particles, with the magnetic field turned on, in order to be sure that particles of silver... 

An examination of 5550 boys and 5496 girls in Armenia showed a marked worsening of physical development indicators among rural newborns as pesticide exposure grew. These indicators were worst in families where the parents worked in contact with pesticides. In all studied cases, children in these families were more retarded in their physical development than children whose parents had no contact with pesticides. Children were most retarded in their physical development where both parents worked with pesticides [A99]. 

Grant LD, Davis JM. 1987. Effect of low-level lead exposure on paediatric neurobehavioral and physical development Current findings and future directions. In Smith M, Grant LD, Sors A, eds. Lead exposure and child development An international assessment. Lancaster, UK Kluwer Academic Publishers. 

The sizes and nature of the Earth and the Sun, Earth s element contents in zones over Earth s history (Chapter 1), and their physical developments (Table 1.1). 

Bemhoft, A., I. Nafstad, P. Engen, and J.U. Skaare. 1994. Effects of pre- and postnatal exposure to 3,3, 4,4, 5-pentachlorobiphenyl on physical development, neurobehavior and xenobiotic metabolizing enzymes in rats. Environ. Toxicol. Chem. 13 1589-1597. 

Physical development including vaginal opening and preputial separation. 

Roberts, W. J. (1935) A new procedure for the detection of gold in animal tissues Physical development. Proc. R. Acad. Sci. Amsterdam 38, 540-544. 

Reproductive toxicity studies have shown developmental toxicity at doses causing no or mild maternal toxicity. A transient decrease in pup weight, delayed physical development, and... 

II. Physical Development and the Reduction of Silver Ions from Solution. 109... 

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