Sentence examples for academic maturation from inspiring English sources

If you start this conversation early, your counselor can see your evolution over time: your emotional, personal, and academic maturation.

Don Brown, the coach at UMass, called Bridgton Academy in Maine, a one-year postgraduate school that welcomes many athletes in need of physical maturation and academic improvement, to see if they would admit Cruz.

She said that maturation was more important than academic skills and that more mature children are better at problem-solving and are not easily intimidated.

This formal recognition of the discipline has been a transcendental step in the maturation of BMI as a science and its academic and societal acceptance [ 6- 8].

A prognosis of childhood-onset CD may be related to the impairment of academic and social performance during a period of mental and behavioral maturation [ 8].

"There has been a maturation of the industry," says Hannah Nicklin a game designer and academic who is also working as a producer on Forest of Sleep, a new game from micro-studio Twisted Tree Games.

This differentiation is carried out by detecting the maturation level of basic perceptual-motor functions and development level of academic skills.

This cost-effective approach to mammalian knockdown screens, combined with the increasing maturation of RNAi technology will expand the accessibility of similar approaches in academic settings.

From our discussions, it unquestionably emerges that the above mentioned Japanese academics have played a noticeable role in shaping the subject from its genesis to its maturation.

"It's maturation.

We don't want maturation.