Sentences with phrase «less stable environment»
If strength gains are stability - specific, then gains in strength in a very stable exercise set - up (such as sitting on a machine) might not transfer to strength displayed in less stable environments (such as standing on the ground), while gains in very unstable environments (such as balancing on a wobble board) might not transfer to those in more stable environments (Willardson, 2004).
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Canada has a different environment — a more stable and regulated banking sector, less of a policy push toward home ownership and recourse laws that allow wider latitude for mortgage lenders to go after delinquents.
But stable rates could mean a less challenging environment for both small cap and EM stocks.
On the other hand, advanced maternal age is associated with a more stable family environment, higher socio - economic position, higher income and better living conditions, as well as better parenting practices, [14] but it is more or less uncertain whether these entities are effects of advanced maternal age, are contributors to advanced maternal age, or common effects of a certain state such as personality type.
Researchers thought that perhaps more stable proteins may be less likely to break down in the environment, or could be more irritating to the immune system than less stable proteins.
There would be more variability in an African population because Africa has a less stable climate and environment.»
- Joints become less stable due to the hormonal environment conducive to child birth.
The best projects may have more stable valuation by then, but that doesn't translate to a less risky environment.
When a child is born into a stable environment, not a toxic family environment, science shows that they are far less likely to suffer from long - term stress and anxiety.
``... children raised in a stable environment, your child will have less anxiety and a higher threshold of security.»
When a child is born into a stable environment, not a toxic family environment, science shows that they are far less...
Factors promoting social and emotional wellbeing based on this cross sectional analysis appear to include a more stable home environment (fewer moves or carers) and less psychosocial distress in the carer.
These propositions suggest that in a stable caregiving environment, one would expect to find stable patterns of attachment, but in environments characterized by significant changes, one would expect less stability.