In the context of the present study, the two situations of interest (work roles and parenting roles) can be seen as subjectively similar and, therefore, likely to foster transference of leadership qualities from parenting experiences.
During the development of the PSC and TLP models, a significant portion of time was devoted to TLs looking through the available video and identifying clips likely to foster rich conversations about student reasoning and instructional practices, with the assistance of the TLP leaders.
Indeed, one might even see it as a healthy state of affairs for any profession, and one most likely to foster the sort of culture of imagination and innovation that draws people into the field in the first place.
But MIT News reports that, with the right algorithm, it is possible to scan the surrounding seas and identify conditions likely to foster a rogue wave.
The truth is: race awards and tables are more likely to foster a tick-box mentality towards equality rather than to genuinely win the hearts and minds of key decision-makers.
Policy measures that encourage the development of specialized and core knowledge are likely to foster the development of stable technological trajectories, whereas measures targeted at developing diversified and peripheral knowledge more strongly contribute to technological variety.
Compared to the Mongolian summer pasture, higher water availability due to higher amounts of snow melt water and spring precipitation were likely to foster plant growth on the Chinese summer pasture during the late spring, the period immediately preceding summer pasture utilization.
Regular mowing can keep the yard healthy, and a healthy yard is less likely to foster the growth of weeds like foxtail.
The national state itself is legitimate for Green to the extent that it upholds a system of rights and obligations that is most likely to foster individual self-realisation.
For instance, the availability of training and adequate technical support is likely to foster providers' acceptance of telemonitoring for the management of chronic care patients in primary care.
