Sentences with phrase «benefits of this activity»

The physical health benefits of the activity are obvious.

An important side benefit of this activity is that it gets the kids involved in yard work, and that's something you can never start on too early.

If the walking was performed at night, even the modest benefits of the activity may have been lost.

Lave had an extraordinary aptitude for letting data lead the way in considering risks and benefits of activities with impacts on the environment or health.

Michele Obama's White House Garden sets an example for not letting a little lead scare people away: although soil tests showed elevated levels of lead, the contamination risk does not outweigh the benefits of healthy, locally raised vegetables (and that is not even counting the health benefits of activity in the garden!)

If you allow your mind to be «full of stuff» while you learn how to meditate deeply it will be impossible for you to achieve the full benefit of the activity.

«The recent Budget announcement to direct money raised by the tax on sugary drinks towards funding sport and after - school activities suggests policymakers are recognising the wide - ranging benefits of these activities.

As long as the marginal benefit of an activity exceeds the marginal cost, people are better off doing more of it; when the marginal cost exceeds the marginal benefit, they are better off doing less of it.

This is the first lesson with built in learning outcomes that identifies different uses of leisure and asks pupils to compare these to their own use of leisure time and to evaluate the emotional, spiritual and physical benefits of each activity.

The following templates help sites to assess the risks and benefits of an activity in consultation with staff, families, children and the community:

Another benefit of this activity is that it can help reduce requests for books or trips to the potty by reminding your toddler that the books and potty have already gone night - night.

Language development, eye movement skills, sustained attention, socialization and bonding, freedom to wiggle and move - I could go on and on about the benefits of this activity.

The State ensures the progress in fulfilling the People's Will by subduing the individual's will to the Law, the Law to the Consensus of the majority of the People and by ensuring equity - the equality of All human activities before the law, thus allowing for the Benefit of any Activity to be the only argument giving it Priority over another.

thus allowing for the Benefit of any Activity to be the only argument giving it Priority over another.

Finally, the governments we have today almost never decide purely on the basis of the «benefit of any activity» (unless you define «benefit» in a very broad way).

The State, which consists of a corpus of Laws, citizens in hold of State offices payed from the State Budget and does that People's Will by subduing the individual's will to the Law, the Law to the Consensus of the majority of the People and by ensuring equity - the equality of All human activities before the law, thus allowing for the Benefit of any Activity to be the only argument giving it Priority over another.

Despite evidence supporting the benefits of activity, it is an underused intervention.

While the benefits of those activities can't be denied, fitness and health begin with movement throughout your daily life, not just during an assigned hour on the elliptical or in boxing class.

Walking the dog is also exercise for younger people, but their busy lives makes the benefits of this activity too insignificant compared to the amount of activity in their lives.

The authors also discuss the benefits of activities such as yoga and deep breathing for stress reduction.

Back then, not everyone acknowledged the benefits of this activity, which was perceived as a rather impersonal way of finding love.

Back then, not everyone acknowledged the benefits of this activity, which was...

The guide, which has recently been revised, shows how schools can use an approach to risk assessment that balances the benefits of an activity with any inherent risk, fully taking into account and encouraging the benefits to children and young people of challenging play experiences.

In the workplace, proving the benefits of our activities is not always easy.

The way out of this dilemma, we think, is to adopt the Hippocratic line, namely, «to do no harm», which permits the contemplation of both the risks and the benefits of activities as opposed to the single focus of the injury minimisation mantra.

They are skilled in various ways (technological savvy, surveillance, and physical prowess, in particular) and work together as the Urban Outlaws, using their knowledge to play Robin Hood against local criminals and sharing the benefits of their activities with those less fortunate than themselves.

The problem with this externality concept is that there is no way to price it, because the actual costs and benefits of the activity can not be known.

They then receive an annual climate profile report that translates their food diversion data results into greenhouse gas reductions as well as other measures such as «cars off the road» to help participants communicate the benefits of activities implemented.

A number of others are probably listed because they are used to exaggerate the benefits of the activities with which they are associated.