Sentence examples for devotion of energy from inspiring English sources
It may be that behavioral plasticity and social learning are doing something rather similar concerning health behavior in socioeconomically deprived communities as natural selection of genes does in species facing high-mortality regimes, namely finding an adaptive equilibrium with relatively low devotion of energy to self-care.
Volunteering and volunteerism have been defined in various ways but are typically understood to mean the devotion of energy and time to an activity or service without the expectation of financial reward [ 24].
The rapid generation time of P. falciparum, wherein one parasite divides into 16 to 24 daughter parasites within 24 to 48 h, requires an enormous devotion of energy for cell cycle replication.
This in turn would have made ongoing peacemaking a necessity, thus limiting the size of viable cooperative units and the scope of cooperative projects, as well as imposing significant costs through the devotion of time and energy to peacemaking activities.
There are several steps that need to be qualified until the proposal is final and qualifies for the funding and it takes devotion of time and energy to succeed in this, so apply yourself.
During his years in the lab, he had "the same kind of energy and devotion for research [that] I now have toward business," he says.
We are proud of the individuals who were part of the first class and the amount of energy and devotion they shared with each other.
If some of the opposition to Tribe, then, is a disagreement with his views, there is a different objection to Tribe's work based not on the merits of his claims but on his devotion of so much time and energy to what are very well-represented clients like Nike and General Electric.
Despite the marginal economics and low productivity from these reservoirs, the soaring demands for energy has necessitated a devotion of technologies to optimise recovery.
