"There were lots of people around, and we were kids who knew about water saving," Amani said, describing a recent awareness-raising event.
A recent cultural awareness campaign launched by African Union in local schools drew this response from local newspaper, Novy Peterburg: "It's obvious that these black-skinned Africans are coming into our country from stagnant places that are teeming with infections.
— The Marines in a recent "cultural awareness" class scribbled careful notes as the instructor coached them on do's and don'ts when talking to villagers in Afghanistan: Don't start by firing off questions, do break the ice by playing with the children, don't let your interpreter hijack the conversation.
There has been a recent increasing awareness of the significance of post-translational protein modifications in health and disease.
This result is consistent with the recent awareness that ROS are an important signal during GSIS [19,20].
Despite the recent awareness and admiration of Leonardo as a scientist and inventor, for the better part of four hundred years his fame rested on his achievements as a painter and on a handful of works, either authenticated or attributed to him that have been regarded as among the masterpieces.
Classically, a posterolateral approach to the subtalar joint is used, but recent awareness for reconstruction of normal calcaneal height and alignment has led to a trend to open reconstruction and arthrodesis [62].
The recent awareness that many signaling pathways converge to a common bottom line, the metabolic rewiring, characterized by mitochondrial dysfunction, enhanced glycolysis and stimulated glutamine utilization through a reductive carboxylation reaction, offers the possibility of developing a new strategy for anticancer drug discovery.
There was little reference to the potential for lung cancer to have a trajectory of symptoms or signs, and hardly any acknowledgement that recent awareness raising campaigns in the media specifically targeting this issue early might have any influence.
