In some cases their rule-setting and game-nurturing functions should be split off from their marketing and event-organising roles.
If your job involves monitoring and nurturing the functioning of a lab or department, keep your ears open wide and assess whether gossip indicates a dearth of opportunities, formal or informal, for routine communication about vital subjects.
In fact, distractions have a way of messing up your brain's ability to focus, leading you to ask, "What was I working on again?" "We need to have an environment that nurtures memory function," Monique M. Williams, assistant professor of medicine and psychiatry at Washington University School of Medicine, told Live Science.
Although the final stages of the novel show her functioning in a nurturing mother-type role, Beatrice remains firm in her conviction that women should not be limited to such capacities.
Drageset et al. conducted a study of nursing home residents and found that while opportunities for nurturing is important to social functioning, reassurance of worth affects vitality [ 16].
The Pyramid Texts are chiefly concerned with the function of preserving and nurturing the soul of the sovereign in the afterlife.
The template for animal documentaries these days is well established: Go to the ends of the Earth to follow cute, photogenic mammals as they organize their days and lives around the primal functions of eating, mating and nurturing their young.
Smith and Raven [31] differentiate three functions for niche protection: shielding, nurturing and empowering.
Whether in Bosnia, Kosovo, Iraq or Afghanistan, nation-builders have been forced to recognize the difficulty of nurturing the institutions, norms and habits of functioning states.
These relationships do require nurturing to ensure a CoP's effective function [ 22].
Given the importance of RPE cells in nurturing and maintenance of photoreceptors, impairment of RPE functions could largely explain the slow photoreceptor degeneration that we observed.
