Sentence examples for foster patterns from inspiring English sources
The findings of our study and those of previous researchers 31, 32 suggest that effective prevention programs must focus on providing anticipatory guidance for parenting to foster patterns of preference and food selection in adolescents more consistent with healthy diets and also promote the ability of teenagers to self-regulate their intake of food.
"There is a rush to foster play patterns that are safe, and Harry Potter is a known character," said Michael McNally, a spokesman for Lego, which has temporarily sold out of many of its Harry Potter construction kits.
Rewilding is rehabilitation process that will result in much closer and deeper reciprocal connections with other humans and other animals and their homes, and if enough people rewild themselves, rewilding will become a heartfelt and heartful cultural meme that fosters behavior patterns that will spread from person to person and to future generations as a form of cultural evolution.
A decentralized system may be wise for military matters, but it fosters a pattern of inconsistent enforcement.
Sonic Cradle is a human computer interaction paradigm designed to foster meditative attentional patterns.
Specifically, the researchers concentrated on the following issues: how GM emerges, what GM types are deployed by children, what kind of related grammatical patterns foster the use of GM and the context in which GM occurs.
Yet most explanations refer to a more subtle mechanism and posit that teachers' perceptions or expectations about differing abilities of students foster differential interaction patterns (Bohlmann and Weinstein 2013; Rubie-Davies 2007).
Variations in the channel, content and timing of the mobile notifications to foster reflective practice are investigated, and time-logging patterns are described.
This e.g. allows for the detection of activity patterns fostering the identification of user provisioning policies.
Changing technological standards and trade patterns fostered port competition, traffic concentration, and network rationalization to such an extent that maritime networks and city-systems became gradually less overlapped at the global scale.
