Frequent and abrupt changes in location, routine, discipline and attention are confusing and stressful.
Due to these recent innovations, metabolomics is rapidly becoming a routine discipline in diverse areas of biological research, including disease biomarker and drug target discovery, drug pharmacodynamics, and metabolic engineering 16– 216
Whichever house the kids are in, they have the same bedtime routine and discipline is consistent.
At Walter Reed, Michael's spirits had been buoyed by routine, Army discipline, and the loving ministrations of the Vietnam vets, as well as of his mother.
The riots are actually evidence of the exact opposite: that once the expert guidance and care, the moral framework, the daily routine, the discipline and – yes, Charles – the extra-curricular activities provided by schools are absent from these children's lives, it all rapidly goes to hell in a handcart.
To stay afloat, he worked two jobs and had little time to enforce routines and discipline at home.
In the West Indies the survivors were "seasoned"—taught the rudiments of English and drilled in the routines and discipline of plantation life.
The continuation of strict wartime routines and discipline after the armistice frustrated the ship's crew.
As noted previously, parental distress and psychopathology may result in impaired forms of parenting that lead to reduced parental availability, limited engagement and monitoring, inconsistent care routines and discipline, increased stress and conflict across the family, and, in many cases, disruptive or problematic child behavior.
While eschewing systemic imposition of time constraints, some found DE's flexibility disadvantageous, noting with online there is less routine, means MORE discipline, less access to library and resources, less socialization (ID255).
I might have written three good ones, but again the routine and the discipline were useful.
