Sentence examples similar to a consequence of awareness from inspiring English sources

I truly believe that, largely as a consequence of the awareness and funds raised by the campaign, 2014 will be the year the tide turned for elephants, forever".

But while athletic endorsement has become a good way to sell headphones, it's a consequence of an awareness among athletes that music can have an influence over performance.

There is an overlap between her and Berthe Morisot, and even Suzanne Valadon, but this is less a consequence of their awareness of each other's work than of their drinking at the same well.

In this paper, we investigate the mobility behavior of a large urban population as a consequence of collective awareness mediated by a city-scale information ecosystems.

This could be a consequence of increased awareness of the potential link.

As a consequence of increased awareness among the general public, there has been demand for genetic assessment services (Priority Areas Cancer Team, 1998; Ponder, 1999).

This is unlikely to result from differences in disease course, but more likely to be a consequence of increased awareness of PAH and the availability of effective PAH therapies which could result in the consideration of a PAH diagnosis.

Despite limited solid evidence, pharmacological management has improved over the years as a consequence of increased awareness of some degree of specificity of treatment in relation to different epilepsy syndromes and attention to adverse events.

To illustrate, the first delay at household level may be a consequence of inadequate awareness of problems and, hence, delay in recognition of problems in the mother or newborn or a decision on care seeking by the family based on gender, past experience within the health system, poverty and, frequently, a sense of fatalism.

However, a recent report suggests that this historical figure may be changing (increasing 2 3 fold), as a consequence of increasing awareness among clinicians, coupled with the greater combination screening with T4 (T3) and ultrasensitive TSH assays, and increased availability of high resolution pituitary imaging [47].

As a consequence of increased awareness of genetic issues and the technology to test for mutations there has been demand for genetic assessment services (Evans et al, 1994; Campbell et al, 1995; Priority Areas Cancer Team, 1998; Ponder, 1999), demand that is likely to increase (Ponder, 1999).