Assertion: thymus | /r/HasProperty | large
Facets:
value: relatively
type: DEGREE
value: in infants
type: OTHER
value: in children
type: OTHER
value: in size
type: OTHER
value: from infancy
type: TEMPORAL
value: in young children
type: LOCATION
value: in new-born babies
type: LOCATION
value: abnormally
type: DEGREE
Source sentences:
text: The thymus gland is large in infants, but after infancy, it grows and reaches its maximum size during puberty.
text: It is quite large immediately after a child is born and has a maximum weight when the child reaches puberty, at which time his tissue is replaced by fat.
text: The thymus gland is large in infants and children and decreases in size throughout adulthood.
text: It is relatively large in the newborn infant (about the size of the baby’s fist), and continues to grow throughout childhood up to the age of puberty when it weighs about 1.2 oz (35 grams).
text: The thymus gland of newborns is large, reaches the fourth rib and is attached at the level of the sternum.
text: Therefore, thymus gland is large in young children but shrinks after puberty.
text: Thymus gland is large in young children but shrinks after puberty (or sexual maturity).
text: From infancy to adolescence, the thymus is relatively large in size.
text: Thymus glands be large in children and gets smaller with age
text: Thymus glands be large in children and gets smaller with age
text: It is relatively large in infants and grows until puberty.
text: Myasthenia gravis occurs when the thymus is abnormally large and produces antibodies that block or destroy the muscles' receptor sites.
text: It is relatively large in infants and children but after puberty it begins to decrease in size so that in older adults it is quite small.
text: · From infancy to aldoscence, the thymus is relatively large in size.
text: In infants, the thymus is quite large.
text: The thymus is quite large in new-born babies, as it provides a lot of their immunity, but decreases in size as people age.
text: From infancy to adolescence, the thymus is relatively large in size.