ADOS
1 Americanabbreviation
abbreviation
Etymology
Origin of ADOS1
First recorded in 1990–95
Origin of ADOS2
First recorded in 2015–2020; originally created as a hashtag by U.S. journalist Yvette Carnell and lawyer Antonio Moore
Example Sentences
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Lord, who helped develop the ADOS, points to a large multisite study, among other data showing that girls with community diagnoses of autism score similarly to boys on the ADOS.
From Scientific American
In interviews, half a dozen activists and academics praised Darity’s work but found themselves perplexed by his willingness to associate with ADOS.
From Washington Post
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