Sentence examples for interaction and development from inspiring English sources
They say it discourages social interaction and development of the skills of teamwork and collaboration.
It is understood that language teaching and learning focus not only on acquisition of a language, but on the interaction and development of a holistic and intercultural identity (Scarino 2013).
Improvement of the mass transfer in the imprinted networks, reduction of the polyclonality of cavities, an increase of available active sites (in particular with the frequent noncovalent interaction) and development of further suitable groupings for catalysis are just some problems at the forefront of investigations [20, 22].
Nurses' caring attitude and regular communication adapted to specific needs are perceived by parents as necessary preconditions for parents' interaction and development of a bond with their baby.
One explanation for all these findings may be that physical activity and the sports arena represent an increased opportunity for social interaction and development of social skills.
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She studies CEO and executive team competencies (human and social capital), board governance effectiveness (board capital and CEO-board interactions), and development and renewal of firm's strategy and capabilities.
The study said there was "compelling support" for the importance of a mother's impact on a child's cognitive development, but more interest was now focused on the association between father-infant interactions and development.
Concerns included the fear of both short and long-term side-effects (mainly steroids), uncertainties about drug interactions and development of long-term immunity.
G. m. morsitans promoters present a valuable tool both for studying vector parasite interactions and development of novel Trypanosomiasis control strategies such as Trypanosome-refractory Tsetse flies through expression of anti-Trypanosome genes.
Dynamic models of multiple components, such as the sociocultural theory (Nelson and Fivush 2004), explains that memory development occurs through social interaction and cognitive development over the years.
