Nursing faculty play an important role in constructing learning environments that foster the positive formation of future nurses.
The associated activities (e.g., direct instruction) appear to be very different from the activities (e.g., play) that foster the adaptation of evolved abilities to local conditions.
Due to the increasing amount of collaborative work in engineering, it is now necessary to create environments that foster the coordination and cooperation among engineering groups.
The associated activities (e.g., direct instruction) appear to be very different from the activities (e.g., play) that foster the acquisition of primary abilities.
The Millennium Goals, through their focus and comprehensiveness, offer the targets and timetables that foster the accountability Mr. Easterly rightly calls for, and the vision that inspires action.
Council members make leadership contributions, engage in activities that foster the parent community, and deepen the relationship between the College and its parent supporters.
Those results indicate that while both feedback and retrieval success are key aspects that foster the "testing effect"; they operate at different functional levels in the brain.
By financing mosques and schools that foster the least tolerant version of Islam, they are breeding the very extremists who are trying to burn down their house and ours.
In developing a swift and appropriate response to micro-organisms and vaccines, the immune system forms germinal centers that foster the massive proliferation of B cells to form target-specific antibodies.
Influential triggers that amplify the SSCM implementation comprise pressures, seen as pushing factors forcing SC members to act sustainably, and incentives, regarded as pulling factors that foster the development of SSCM (Brandenburg and Rebs 2015).
Given that an individual's morality depends upon their having a mature and stable personal identity, the communal conditions that foster the development of personal identity must be preserved and encouraged.
