Sentence examples for nurturing conditions from inspiring English sources

Not all artistic innovations are the product of a perfect environment, I learned more playing in clubs and dodging beer than I ever did under more "nurturing" conditions.

So far, the evidence suggests (but is still tentative) that certain genetic variants under harsh and abusive conditions are associated with anxiety and depression, but that the very same genetic variants are associated with the lowest levels of anxiety, depression, and fear under supportive, nurturing conditions.

Nurturing conditions such as these existed across the regions, illustrating where the clinical stakeholder roles and responsibilities were well-defined, and communicated and recognised in the stroke units.

Thus while some cell lines exhibited reduced sensitivity to combined treatment when maintained in nurturing conditions, all continued to display a significant reduction in CSC properties.

By nurturing these conditions through deliberate process design, capacity to legitimately 'close down' decisions in order to resolve complex and value-laden environmental conflicts will increase.

Nurturing positive partnership conditions and cooperative relationships enables opportunities to arise that maximize interfaces between knowledge, expertise, tools, and technologies (Edwards et al. 2012).

And they agree that teacher-appraisal systems must be part of a holistic approach to the teaching profession that includes high-quality teacher training and professional development, attractive working conditions, nurturing school leaders, and engaging teachers in innovation and reform.

Specifically, I believe all of these marketplaces need to nurture and manage conditions of "perfect competition" to thrive.

Nearly everything else is a product of perliculture, the art and science of producing pearls by intentionally implanting a foreign object within the mollusk's body and nurturing it in controlled conditions; these are called cultured pearls.

The merging of sexual morality and the morality of nurturing and motherhood in conditions of abject poverty has subjected many of these women to enormous dilemmas.

Several interdependent factors including the conflicting pressures of sexual morality and the demands of nurturing and motherhood, in conditions of abject poverty, impeded the participating women from following medical advice on infant feeding.