Down syndrome starts with a capital letter because it is named after John Langdon Down, the Doctor Who described the disorder in 1866.
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The answer is D. Jacobs Syndrome
Natural light produces vitamins D and C. Vitamin D in light is known to improve brain functioning in persons with down syndrome.
The letter D is usually represented simply as a capital D, with or without quotes to show that it indicates the letter. The sound can be spelled out as "Deez Nutz". "GOTEEM".
The name is spelled Debbie, just as you spelled it, except it has a capital "D". Debbie is a shortened version of Deborah but Debbie is often used as the primary name and not as a shortened name.
Up or Down?The "D" of Down is always uppercase, i.e., capitalized - it's the name of the man who identified this specific syndrome. As to whether the word "syndrome" should be capitalized, there seems to be no final word on that. Various dictionaries and encyclopedias seem to have different styles.Answers.com goes for the option of spelling it like this: "Down syndrome."(See Related question.)
Erevan(city). Above can also be spelled 'Yerevan' Երևան (to make it a more accurate transliteration).
Approx 1 in 800 or 0.12% or 340,000 people in USA Down syndrome occurs in 1 in 800 births. Hopefully that helps
If used as a title, it is capitalised e.g. Doctor George Watson. If used as a common noun (we are going to see the doctor) it is left lowercase.
Capital D was created in 2005.
Invaded is spelled i-n-v-a-d-e-d.
The duration of Capital D is 1800.0 seconds.