Sentence examples for outdoor interaction from inspiring English sources
"Hands-on, outdoor interaction with the environment enhances student achievement -- not only in science, but also in reading, math, and social studies.
There is compelling evidence of major health benefits of fruit and vegetable consumption [ 5], physical activity, and outdoor interaction with 'greenspace' in urban areas [ 6].
Compelling evidence of major health benefits of fruit and vegetable consumption, physical activity, and outdoor interaction with 'greenspace' have emerged in the past decade - all of which combine to give major potential health benefits from 'grow-your-own' (GYO) in urban areas.
She said all children treated in the cottages are allowed schooling, outdoor recreation and interaction with other kids.
These new questions integrate high order functions such as outdoor mobility and social interaction.
Final models were adjusted for age, gender, medication use, and meteorological variables (temperature and relative humidity as both linear and quadratic terms), and the interaction of outdoor PM with anti-inflammatory medication use (aspirin, prednisone) and statin use were also considered.
We also considered several interactions with outdoor temperature.
Analyses are performed on a data set with measured indoor and outdoor physical parameters and human interaction with operable windows in 16 offices.
There is a seamless interaction between the outdoor and indoor spaces, which makes one think about the influence of Los Angeles modernist architecture.
There were no significant differences in the studied traits, except in sugar concentration per flower in the outdoor group (time× replacement group interaction, t = −2.013, P = 0.049).
This is likely to be further enhanced by active engagement of both children and adults in GYO providing outdoor exercise, and psychologically-enriching interaction with greenspace, together with the nutritional rewards of greater access to some of the key components of the life-extending 'Mediterranean diet'[ 16].
