Sentences with phrase «less direct contact»

This is technically a kind of open adoption where there is less direct contact between the birth and adoptive families.

Generally they each want to have a positive on - going relationship with their children and they want their children to have a happy high quality life.Due to the high level of conflict between them, these parents need to have less direct contact with each other.

While collars are somewhat less effective than the other methods because they provide less direct contact, they do offer the long - lasting performance and ease of application.

Not exact matches

They are (mostly, preferably) outsiders — they are outsiders on purpose — and so by definition they spend much less time in direct contact with the organization than, say, the CEO or other employees.

He also makes less use than did Reich of direct body contact by the therapist.

Not quite as agile and too aware of the dangers of hard contact, his movement in the middle of the pitch became choppy and less direct; which is very problematic in a League that gives little time on the ball.

There will be less head - to - head and direct contact instead you will see angles and graceful falls more and more.

We divided the studies into four subgroups: unspecified or no direct contacts (for example in studies that involved staff training rather than direct contacts with women); less than four postnatal contacts; between four and eight contacts; and more than eight contacts.

Strategists sought solace in any survey that looked good, but with less than 48 hours remaining before the polls close on Tuesday, both parties concentrated on direct voter contact, built on months of sophisticated analysis of the electorate and microtargeting of tens of millions of voters around the country.

In recent years, buoy - based measurements, thought to be more accurate as buoy sensors are in direct contact with the ocean surface, have grown in frequency, while ship - based measurements have become less common.

Infections in people mainly occur through exposure to infected rodents or their secretions, and less commonly, between people through direct contact with bodily fluids.

The authors suggested this may be because fathers typically spend less time in direct contact with their children.

The team concluded that the virus can infect ferrets and be transmitted between ferrets both by direct contact and, less efficiently, by air.

This second Kick - Ass is now directed by Jeff Wadlow (who made the mixed martial - arts drama Never Back Down), with Vaughn and Goldman credited as producers; it delivers less in the way of boot - buttock contact.

I am leery of big companies, but any time I've had a problem with one of my ebooks, I've been on the phone live with an Amazon representative in less than a minute, and the problem is taken care of right away... or if it isn't, they keep in direct contact with me until it is.

There was still a lot of hissing going on by him, and our female cat, but slightly less than before and it continues to be only when they make direct eye contact.

Thus, West Antarctica is not the only potential source of rapid change; part of the East Antarctic ice sheet is also susceptible to rapid retreat because of its direct contact with the ocean and because the bed beneath the ice slopes landward (Fig. 1), which makes it less stable.

Which happens far less often than the direct contact going sideways making the situation even more intractable.)

If you prefer less direct patient contact, a diagnostic laboratory might be a good option for you.

A minimum of two thousand (2,000) postgraduate direct client contact hours, in no less than a two (2) year time period shall include a minimum one thousand (1,000) direct client contact hours with couples and families; and 200) hours of supervision.

This course requires 100 hours of clinical field experience, no less than 40 hours of direct client contact, and no less than 12 hours of face - to - face contact with field supervisors.

Addressing cohesion usually means encouraging families to perform tasks that require greater interdependence between members, such as holding conjoint meetings every week in which matters related to communication, problem - solving or individual well - being are discussed; or setting up «homework» tasks that require more direct contact between the child and the less involved parent.