Sentence examples for modifications of social from inspiring English sources

There, he writes that "even in those countries which give legal sanction to the festive character of Sunday, changes in socioeconomic conditions have often led to profound modifications of social behavior and hence of the character of Sunday".

Future studies may need to explore how modifications of social networks could affect adolescent alcohol abuse.

Changes in racial configuration patterns are affected by uneven population growth of different racial/ethnic groups and by modification of social attitudes.

We know little about the effect modification of social inequality on environmental hazards or about the impact of social inequality on environment-related disease.

In addition, the ultimate success of these educational programs requires the implementation of a comprehensive tobacco control strategy, including legislation, taxation, and modification of social norms.

First, it includes partners and babies, and focuses on the modification of social risk factors, specifically the quality of day-to-day interactions in a woman's intimate relationships with her partner and her first infant.

When we included an interaction between exposure and SES quartile, the effect modification of social class on the association between pollutant and fetal biometry was only minor for most associations.

We predicted that (1) the composition of the social group in which fish grew up would induce persistent modifications of their social performance, (2) growing up in groups with a more complex social structure would result in a better social competence, and (3) individuals with a better social competence would accrue benefits, which are likely to raise their fitness.

Moreover, like many other bird species, they show physiological and behavioural responses to modifications of their social environment [43] [48].

Our results from the previous experiments showed that the SCPP responses of juvenile B6 mice were generally unresponsive to modifications of the social conditioning environment.

Finally we found that there is a potential combined modification effect of social deprivation and chronic exposure to NO2 with regards to heat-related mortality.