Sentence examples for mainly in school from inspiring English sources

This result is supported by the maturation of the nervous system (especially the myelination and optimization of neural networks by synaptic pruning) and environmental stimulation that usually puts the child before many cognitive challenges, mainly in school activities (Osborn & Pereira, 2012).

Studies about physical activity behaviour in the context of bone health are limited to adolescent populations and were carried out mainly in school settings.

The use of mouthrinses to deliver chemotherapeutic agents is well accepted by the public, both by self administration [ 37] and under supervision, mainly in school fluoride rinsing programs [ 38].

But it has already had a wider impact, mainly in schools in America.

In Britain we have 1,600 groups, mainly in schools and universities, in the US there are over 3,000 and we have 900 groups in China.

User testing has been done mainly in schools with groups that included sixth graders, high school girls, nursing students and university undergraduates who are not computer science majors.

But I recently heard about a clever gadget-free method for making ice cream that seems to be used mainly in schools and at 4-H fairs, and came up with a timesaving version of it.

The most dynamic-sounding pledge on the register involves planting 100 million trees, mainly in schools, by 2017.

On St. Thomas, nine emergency shelters were opened, mainly in schools.

Bill Gaudelli: Promoting earnest dialog, engaged listening and empathic opportunities, mainly in schools but also through community-based organizations, are needed to help people see that otherness is not a fundamental threat but a core advantage of being in the US, one that contributes to a stronger society.

"Promoting earnest dialog, engaged listening and empathic opportunities, mainly in schools but also through community-based organizations, are needed to help people see that otherness is not a fundamental threat but a core advantage of being in the US, one that contributes to a stronger society".