Girls may be different than boys with ASD in their lived experience of the disability as well.
The study tried to evaluate air pollution exposure where the women lived while pregnant and where their children lived in their first year, comparing children with autism and children without.
Even when they received their fortune they lived below their means and donated to the community to help the disabled.
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Their family lived in Mound, Minnesota, when Patty was born on February 16, 1918.
This compares to thirty years ago when their parents lived in slums and could hardly afford bicycles.
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Without it, as they report in Functional Ecology, their animals lived for an average of 8.8 days.
All of them were convicted on various charges, but their companies lived on.
Mice who were fed the transplant drug Rapamune late in their lives lived longer than mice in a control group.
Over the years, several generations of kings and their queens lived in this complex, with a vast retinue of officials, servants, horses and elephants.
The children who died near Van, close to the border with Iran, had apparently been playing with the severed heads of infected chickens in the poultry farm where their family lived and worked.
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Anyone who has worked hard, lived within their means, and saved over the last ten years is getting taken advantage of, while anyone who screwed up or lived beyond their means is getting bailed out.
Conseiller Williams said most of those who had lost their jobs had lived in the island for most of their lives and they "will struggle to find another job in the winter months".
For instance, patients who lived long enough to finish all of their prescribed chemotherapy lived about 17 months if they were also taking Affinitak, compared with 14 months if they were taking chemo alone.
The Connors family enjoyed top-of-the-range cars and expensive holidays at the expense of their victims who lived in squalid caravans on traveller sites as they moved around the country working on their paving and patio businesses.
Some 44% appreciate their life because they lived to see the birth of their grandchildren, and a third say that seeing their children graduate made them glad to be alive.
Ana, Ramon and their children have lived this separated family life for two-and-a-half years.
Occasionally a postcard would arrive in Seattle, where Ruma and Adam and their son Akash lived.
Scorsese believes that the band's live performances are the key to their long-lived success.
The pair have known each other since their schooldays and lived at the same address in Manchester.
He said incontinence could have devastating consequences for younger people, disrupting the way they lived their lives.
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Robin Halward, director general of the Prison Service, said staff and their families had lived under the constant fear of attack and intimidation.
Another factor is a sense of defeatism in Chernobyl-affected people, many of whom had to leave homes their families had lived in for generations.
But Yongesa and his neighbors got a message through the grapevine that they have already lived their last day in their village on the plantation.
Along the walls, like dioramas, are the rooms in which Ivy males lived their cosseted lives: dorm, class, locker room, common room, the local university shop.
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For a while it may have helped replenish their short-lived population, but in the bargain they traded off the supple minds that longer childhoods make possible.
With help from British intelligence, Rosa says, she and Mario were reunited with their mother and lived at the large villa from which Reiza hosted ENSA events.
Speaking on BBC Radio 4's Desert Island Discs last month, Sir Terry Leahy also called some High Streets "medieval, " saying the way people lived their lives had changed.
Roscoe, Ethel, and their three boys lived in a log cabin that had no electricity, no plumbing, and no heat except for a fireplace that doubled as the cooking area.
Their three girls lived with Gettas, visiting Haggis occasionally.
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