Sentence examples for the part of children and from inspiring English sources

This is the phase in which we are most intimately involved, the time when normal adaptive responses on the part of children and families allow most of those affected to recover naturally; however, many individuals are frequently misdiagnosed as having Post Traumatic Stress Disorder, or PTSD -- a label that is not accurately applied until the third phase.

And, these too-often routine experiences of being contained in holding centers or jails, or confined to a detention center, even temporarily and without charge, still result in job loss, in terrible feelings of insecurity on the part of children, and in the general sense that they are unwelcome criminals where they live and work.

With the enthusiasm and willingness on the part of children and adults alike, this goal is within reach.

In Experiment 2 (N = 27), we used two methods for teaching words: one requiring more effort on the part of children (questions) and one requiring less effort ("hotspots" that provide definitions).

This will not happen without concerted action on the part of child health providers and the organizations that represent them.

Parents and adult children live together under one roof, with humility and filial piety on the part of adult children and grandchildren, and this has been the traditional form of intergenerational relations in China.

The school milieu constitutes a core part of children and adolescents every day socio-cultural context, and thereby important role modeling behaviour for healthy eating may take place.

"It is wonderful to see the enthusiasm on the part of the children and the fact that they were back at school and were able to thrive even in this environment," Ms. Veneman said.

They also felt that a positive attitude towards activity on the part of spouses, children and significant others is supportive.

Nevertheless, a failure of randomisation was identified at analysis because we suspected a general reluctance on the part of carers and children to participate in the combing group.

Difficult to measure, messy and bad tasting medications translate to poor adherence on the part of the children, which leads to drug resistance and the need for expensive second-line treatments.