Sentence examples for more structured environments from inspiring English sources

Children with ADHD may actually need more structured environments than those without ADHD.

Finally, to categorise children who were in more structured environments vs. those who were not, we defined "structured summer" as attendance at an active camp for a minimum of at least three days a week for three or more weeks.

Most colleges and universities have mechanisms in place — organized social activities and seminars about the campus community — to ease the transition from the more structured environment of high school.

Dr. Stock and others are trying to figure out what factors are responsible for the better outcomes, and whether the greater survival is because of the treatment protocol itself or other factors, like the more structured environment of a pediatric center or pediatric oncologists' greater familiarity with A.L.L.

In general we recommend a more structured environment for your first internship so you can learn with a well-tested framework, and then move to increasingly unstructured environments.

For a monthly fee, you can work in a more structured environment.

General research has pointed to the advantages of pre-school for children entering the more structured environment of kindergarten, allowing the introduction of reading readiness early on if the child is suited for that, as well as, helping the child learn to follow the rules of an environment with clear routines.

Working a nine-to-five job in an office might be for those who need a more structured environment, however, the research and benefits show that the majority of the workforce could profit from veering away from a directive that was established over seventy years ago.

This suggests that having a more structured environment may also provide benefits for children's diets.

Here again, it is seen that the EC residue is in a more structured environment than the corresponding CP residue.

Inherent to some of these factors were the use of passive protective strategies, for example, vehicle body type and travel in urban areas (more structured environment), which has implications for education in an intervention plan.