stnr造句

• The symmetric tonic neck reflex _ or STNR _ reaches its peak strength in infants 6 to 8 months old, and diminishes by 2 years old.
• Symptoms of an immature STNR include : squirming, sitting inappropriately, getting up frequently, losing attention quickly, daydreaming, writing slowly or poorly, reversing letters or numbers, moving clumsily, developing athletic skills slowly.
• By disrupting Wnt / ?-catenin signaling pathways, short-term neoadjuvant radiotherapy ( STNR ) may help prevent clinical recurrence of the disease after surgery, but much more work is needed before an adequate treatment based on this concept can be determined.
• "' Symmetrical tonic neck reflex "'( "'STNR "') is a bridging or transitional brainstem reflex that is an important developmental stage and is necessary for a baby for transition from lying on the floor quadruped crawling or creeping.
• About 10 percent of children have an immature STNR, say O'Dell and Cook, rising to about 75 percent of children with learning difficulties, or those diagnosed with ADD . " Maturing this reflex can absolutely, significantly decrease this attention difficulty by eliminating the root cause,"