Sentence examples for stimulation and support from inspiring English sources

Waiting a year deprives both the precocious children of the challenges they seek and the less advanced (and often poorer and disadvantaged) youngsters of the stimulation and support they require.

More educational resources, better parenting skills, rich cognitive stimulation and support, and lower rates of depression and financial stress function as channels linking high SES to high levels of cognitive development of children (e.g., Conger and Donnellan 2007; Conger et al. 2010; Linver et al. 2002).

But peer groups are the heart of TTN members' regular source of warmth, intellectual stimulation, and support.

This reflects the quality and quantity of emotional and cognitive stimulation and support in the home environment.

Psychological and relational factors like emotional climate in the family, degree of stimulation and support in the home and attachment style are also investigated.

The HOME [ 26- 28] is a reliable, valid standardised measure of the quality and quantity of parent and home environmental stimulation and support available, scored from parent interview and direct observations.

T1D BKmig failed to generate NO upon BK stimulation and supported endothelial cell network formation less efficiently than H BKmig.

Therefore, our study provides in vivo evidence that Rho kinase plays a critical role for the motility and polarization of emigrated leukocytes toward local chemokine stimulation and supports in vitro data from the literature [27], [28].

Early Head Start — a program that research has shown helps parents provide more language stimulation and emotional support for their infants and toddlers, and benefits children's cognitive and language development — serves only 4 percent of eligible children.

While BK-responsive cells still do not produce higher levels of O2−*, they lost their ability to generate sufficient levels of NO in response to BK stimulation and to support EC function.

The Care for Child Development intervention provides information and recommendations for cognitive stimulation and social support to young children, through sensitive and responsive caregiver-child interactions.