Sentence examples for foster adequate from inspiring English sources
Sun exposure on the face and hands (without sunscreen) for 10 minutes a day is needed to foster adequate production of vitamin D, but that kind of exposure is uncommon in winter and among the elderly in every season.
Chitosan has a peculiar ability to foster adequate granulation tissue formation accompanied by angiogenesis and regular deposition of thin collagen fibers, a property that further enhances correct repair of dermo-epidermal lesions [8].
Nonetheless, positive attitudes and practices were identified in some departments and services, indicating that conditions can be created that foster adequate communication with LFP patients.
We hypothesized that: 1) maternal/infant HFE and TF variant genotypes would both independently and jointly modify infant birthweight; and, 2) HFE variant and TF variants could be protective against the negative effects of lead exposure on birth weight since they could foster adequate iron stores that would compete for common transport receptors.
This practice fosters adequate birth spacing for the mother to recover from the physiological and emotional stresses associated with pregnancy, lactation, and the care of a young child.
Sufficient regularity of structural organisms plays an important part in fostering adequate behaviour of masonry building although the response of historic-URM (HURM) is greatly influenced by the strength of brick and mortar materials.
Apart from establishing legislation and policies to assist countries/regions in implementing biosecurity measures, the strategy should focus also upon fostering adequate veterinary education, so that the "day-one" graduate to have a reliable level of understanding of/performance in the aquaculture sector.
Use of this tool varies across planning practices and adaptation challenges and adjusting the tool to particular practices can foster its adequate use.
Many developing countries lack adequate foster-care facilities for homeless children.
In particular, as early as elementary school, the fostering of an adequate understanding of science is a normative goal of science education.
