Sentence examples for supervised environment from inspiring English sources

As with any outdoor sport there's an element of danger, so they're a good way to learn the basic techniques in a safe, supervised environment.

Since 2003, the Insite program, in Vancouver, has been providing heroin users with a safe, supervised environment in which to shoot up.

Others were struck by how well Gross seemed to do when he was in detention, when he was in a supervised environment.

"At the moment, we can deliver a really satisfying educational experience in a supervised environment, say where an adult or older child who really knows about computing is looking over a young child who doesn't.

"We guide them, and if they don't learn to behave, they lose their freedom to make choices, and they are kept on a more formalised timetable, in a more supervised environment".

The ubiquity of social media gives them no place to hide and submits the least of their idiosyncrasies to snap judgment, while an increasingly therapeutic and supervised environment gets them in the habit of understanding their personal issues and crises in more general, even abstract terms.

We anticipate that control groups using sensor-augmented pump therapy will be less vulnerable to confounding when trials can be performed in less supervised environments with subjects involved in their normal daily activities.

"The child-friendly spaces will provide safe, supervised environments where social workers, child and youth care workers and trained volunteers will be on hand to support identified children who are in need of child protection services or emergency care, while watching the matches on television screens and enjoying child-appropriate activities in the child-friendly space".

This term captures the integrated spirit and structure of these courses, which "are instructor-designed and supervised environments that use face-to-face and technology-mediated channels to enhance interactive, engaging learning experiences and to improve student learning outcomes" (https://blendedtoolkit.wisc.edu).

It has been suggested that introduction of 'new deal' rotas may increase psychological morbidity and reduce job satisfaction for PRHOs [ 21], but that a well supervised working environment may counteract reductions in hours with high work intensity [ 26].

Therefore we may conclude that such a model can provide relevant information and thus - considering the multi-factorial aetiology of fall events - could be valuable not as a replacement of professional assessment scores and tools, but as a supplementary method which is feasible to be used outside of a supervised clinical environment.