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a significant development event or accomplishment, such as sitting, walking, talking, etc. There are standards for accomplishing developmental milestones by age. Children with skeletal dysplasias and other medical conditions may accomplish these milestones at a slower pace or in a different manner than average children.
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A planned orthodontic and orthopedic effort to influence the growth of the jaws and eruption of the teeth, with the objective of guiding abnormal development into a normal situation. This generally requires a combination of carefully timed appliance therapies and supervisory examinations involving radiographic and other diagnostic records at various stages of development. ...
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| developmental delay |
Condition in which the development of the baby or child is slower than normal.
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| development |
the advancement of the management and use of natural resources to satisfy human needs and improve the quality of human life. For development to be sustainable it must take account of social and ecological factors, as well as economic ones, of the living and non-living resource base, and of the long-term and short-term advantages and disadvantages of alternative actions.
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| development |
The process of physical growth and the attainment of intelligence and problem-solving ability that begins in infancy; any interruption of this process by a disease or disorder is called developmental delay.
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