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91 In other words, the quintessential 20 th century dystopia owes nothing to nature and everything to nurture.

92 This will enable us to separate the aspects of brain function that are maturational and less influenced by the environment from those that respond most readily to nurture and learning.

93 To explore the method of education on mothers ability to nurture children in mountainous areas, the investigation has been made to 0-3 ages children's mother in Ningqiang experimental station.

94 In the rich volcanic soils of Kona at the Gold Coffee Plantation, we nurture each third generation coffee tree.

95 Samoyed "dogs are fox dog part of a family, the original is Siberian aboriginal samoyed" family nurture breed.

96 " In other words, Chinese schools are copying Western ones that consider applicants in a more holistic way as they try to nurture well-rounded individuals instead of ace test takers.

97 Just think of who in the world will nurture you from babyhood to adulthood.

98 Horace Bushnell introduced the idea of Christian nurture, whereby children would be brought to religion without revivals.

98 Sentencedict.com try its best to collect and build good sentences.

99 The course will be taught bilingually. It is expected to nurture students to think about Botany-related issues in an English-Chinese atmosphere and communicate with others in English.

100 Good coaches provide athletes with positive experiences in sports participation and help nurture sportsmanship.

101 The plan is to hire 100-150 smart young Chinese engineers, help nurture their ideas, then spin off 50-75 of them a year, with seed funding from Innovation Works.

102 For at least one major studio, shorts can be a way to develop new moviemaking techniques and nurture talent while keeping employees on the payroll.

103 Royal jelly is a well-known high-effective nurture that can strengthen body resistance, delay caducity, and adjust internal secretion.

104 And Peng changes food to be caused easily full bilge feeling, the influence dines normally, meet what cloggy body pledges to nurture absorb.

105 The study, which was published in the journal Nature, is a giant leap in geneticists' quest to better understand the strange witches' brew of nature and nurture that makes us who we are.

106 Western Sahara – Pray that God would nurture those who have chosen to follow Him, draw them into fellowship with one another, and provide them with discipleship training.

107 The researchers used the gold standard for such nature - nurture studies: twins.

108 Such active way of family nurture as warm and love is beneficial to the cultivation of their children's self-confidence, while passive way as penalty, rejection and disaffirmation goes against it.

109 Moreover, only 4% of that 1% was invested in equity — precisely the kind of risk capital than can nurture businesses aimed at creating social good.

110 Understanding the growing process of a tree from a seeding could encourage deeper appreciation of life. Later, animals will feed, rest and breed in and around the new forest you have helped nurture.

111 When you nurture yourself, you accrue tremendous spin - off benefits.

112 Nipple Nurture Butter is the perfect lanolin - free alternative to other breastfeeding creams.

113 They can also create "incubators" where students nurture ideas and rub shoulders on a day-to-day basis with the external business world, receiving both advice and hard cash in the form of investment.

114 Deloitte and other consultancies have noticed that as the economy begins to recover, companies are trying harder to nurture raw talent, or to poach it from their rivals.

115 Man's ethical behavior should be effectively grounded on compassion, nurture and social bonds.