Sentence examples for Pre-existing awareness from inspiring English sources

In addition, for people heading to the UK, London is somewhere they are more likely to have some pre-existing awareness of than other parts of the country – perhaps because of previous visits, but also simply because it has a higher profile as the UK capital".

The result is good news for lead actors Robert Downey Jr and Zach Galifianakis: following his success in Iron Man and Sherlock Holmes, properties that had the benefit of pre-existing awareness, Downey can now be seen as bankable in an original-screenplay comedy; meanwhile Galifianakis, no one-trick pony, has proved himself outside The Hangover.

Adam Kulakow, a screenwriter who is joining BB Hollywood, called branded entertainment a natural outgrowth of how "the word 'brand' is used all the time in Hollywood, especially in the film world," which is so dependent on making movies that are "pre-existing titles and franchises with pre-existing awareness".

Case patients were more likely to respond because of a pre-existing awareness of the disease.

We have also highlighted novel themes such as a pre-existing awareness of moles and risk factors for skin cancer.

All gave some indication of a pre-existing awareness of skin cancer symptoms and the risks of sun exposure.

That film debuted in October 2010 with £3.66m including £205,000 in previews – at the time considered a great result for a film based on characters with no pre-existing audience awareness, and from a studio (Universal) with scant track record in the field of animation.

Pre-existing community awareness of cord related infection enhances receptivity to improved cord care practices directed at reducing such infection.

Furthermore, Haggard and co-workers presented a new phenomenon called intentional binding: when a voluntary action produces (with the awareness and intention) the temporal (subjective) gap between the action and its perceived sensory outcome is less when the awareness is pre-existing but it is high when the awareness does not involve this [15].

Assessment for smoking and alcohol consumption showed a ceiling effect in both intervention and control sites, probably due to the pre-existing high level of awareness of the need to assess for smoking and at-risk drinking behaviour.

Therefore, the temporal gap between the action and its perceived sensory outcome is less when the awareness is pre-existing but it is more when the (prior) awareness is not involved, which is observable from these simulation results; this is referred as intentional binding [15].