Juvenile

... * Hemoglobin C Disease * Hemophilia/Bleeding Disorders * Hirschsprung's Disease * Homocystinuria * Huntington's Disease * Hurler Syndrome * Juvenile Retinoschisis (X Linked) * Klinefelter Syndrome * Krabbe Disease * Leber Congenital Amaurosis * Leukodystrophies * Lipid Storage Diseases * ...

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... children who were six years old or the chimps as well? I ask because chimps mature faster, and it might not be fair to compare adult chimps with juvenile humans. While human children do tend to accept what they're told on blind faith, human adults tend to be much more inquisitive and able to ...

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... mentality" when talking about domestic dogs. The behavior of domesticated dogs resembles that of wolf CUBS. Dogs have been bred to retain juvenile traits into adulthood, because that makes them cuter (and safer to have around). Recent research suggests a lot of dog breeding was not conscious, ...

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... red spots down the middle of the back and possibly some diagonal whitish bands on each side; the bands are typically observed on the younger, more juvenile widows" Case closed.

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... suggest, but I still stand firm that writing technical papers in third person is best, as using other tenses just comes off sounding somewhat juvenile, or maybe less sophisticated is a better term. It is my opinion, and I am sticking to it :)

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