Sentence examples for displacing activities from inspiring English sources

Screen-based entertainment, on the other hand, is readily accessible from soon after birth, and steadily displacing activities that are vital for children's physical, emotional, social and cognitive development.

Such bitopic protein arrangements arise by tandem but topogenically displaced activities of cleavable/noncleavable signal and stop-transfer sequences.

In addition, the supplier's comparison of fifteen available polymerases suggested that Phi29 possessed the highest displacing activity (New England Biolabs).

In these, have changed the traditional roles of rural spaces, in terms of food production and land use, with the growing presence of non-agricultural functions, such as residential, industrial, commercial, transport and recreation, gradually displacing agricultural activities, changing the face of traditional agricultural areas.

Jean Lotus of the anti-TV group White Dot, who is currently writing a book about raising her four children without a TV in her family home in Oak Park, Illinois, says: "Television is displacing learning activity during early years".

However, rather than displacing unsubsidised activity, our modelling showed that landholders who had recently been subsidised for a project were more likely to have subsequently completed unsubsidised work.

These include an increased dietary intake from eating during viewing or from the effects of food advertising, decreased energy expenditure during viewing, and reduced energy expenditure from television viewing displacing physical activity.

He said: "Sport became increasingly important to morale and studies have shown how football in particular displaced other activities.

In our theorising we did not account for the fact that short-term transitory adverse weather may temporally displace routine activities (Field 1992).

The main activities of the clinical nutritionist should be oriented to the assessment and care of the patients, but those activities were displaced for administrative activities, which accounted for over 60% of the cost in the wages of the professionals.

If domestic physical activity is widely promoted as health enhancing and individuals believe that such activity is likely to result in improved health it may displace other activity known to be moderate intensity and more unequivocally linked to reduced disease risk.