Sentence examples for effect of fostering from inspiring English sources
Though outward animosity subsided, Mr. Wilson recalls the intense loneliness of having no real friends, which did have the effect of fostering his creativity and fantasy life.
Mr. DeVos said he simply enjoyed being part of the creative process and understood the broader effect of fostering new ideas.
After a while, Koenig suggested that they try snorting the vodka instead, which can be rough on the nasal passages but in this instance had the desired effect of fostering an atmosphere conducive to the telling of life stories.
McRoskey said that the enactment of Proposition U, which cuts in half the density of office development allowed in certain areas, is not having the intended effect of fostering small-scale office development.
Further work investigating the effects of fostering and other child-care practices on sexual risk behaviour is required.
Such women in doubt about their HIV negative sero-status may be reluctant to adopt risk-minimising behaviours, which in turn could have negative effects on fostering primary prevention of HIV as part of the PMTCT programme.
Aiming to support the design of effective intervention strategies, this study examines the hypothesized causal effect of foster children's poor school performance on subsequent psychosocial problems, here conceptualized as economic hardship, illicit drug use, and mental health problems, in young adulthood.
Joseph Doyle, an economics professor at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology's Sloan School of Management, used statistical methods to analyze the effect of foster care placement in so-called marginal cases — those in which a strict investigator might put a child in foster care, but a more lenient investigator might not.
The effect of foster hen rearing on the two genetic lines and their hypothalamic morphology was also investigated.
These findings are in line with recent research suggesting that higher family cohesion mediates the effect of foster care on children's ADHD symptomatology [ 72].
