Sentence examples for classical foster from inspiring English sources
Institute for International Economic Policy, IIEP-WP-2011-14, 2011), which can be interpreted as ordinal counterparts of the classical Foster et al. (Econometrica 52(3):7619846, 1984) poverty measures.
Compared to a classical cross-foster experiment, where C57 and DBA mice would have exchanged mothers, our approach reveals two interesting new aspects.
In classical cross-fostering experiments (exchanging pups between two strains), not only the quality of the maternal environment is manipulated, but also the genetic background of the mother.
In the West, classical theater is fostered by government subsidies (though leaner and meaner now than they used to be) and private philanthropy.
Webber is particularly angry about council plans to slash support for Sistema Scotland's Big Noise youth orchestra, which works with the award-winning classical violinist Nicola Benedetti to foster confidence and aspiration among hundreds of deprived youngsters.
Most people do, but if you don't, you needs to find a hobby that takes your mind off the insanity that singing and the classical music career can foster.
His visit, richly documented in the Academy Award-winning film "From Mao to Mozart: Isaac Stern in China" (directed by Murray Lerner and supervised by Allan Miller), was credited with giving a boost to classical music here and helping foster cultural exchanges between China and the West.
Some remarkable small events arose from this exalted condition as DiMaggio and the press conspired silently together to foster the myth of classical perfection and heroic goodness.
Studies of human TREGs have demonstrated their ability to block classical activation of macrophages and instead foster immunosuppressive myeloid phenotypes through the production of IL10 and TGFβ [ 81].
