Sentence examples for alertness awareness from inspiring English sources

A stimulant, it increases alertness, awareness and, if taken at the right time, improves athletic performance, studies show.

A woman who says her friend is "woke" is using an old term, but she's giving it a precise new spin: a balance of alertness, awareness, and social-justice urgency that would otherwise require a paragraph to explain.

"Taking recovery more seriously can have benefits on alertness, awareness, reaction times, relationship building, anger management and internal organ health, and trigger performances we don't even know are possible".

CONV and CAD were compared in a test scenario, a condition ('halo effect') that implies major differences as compared to the current screening setting, such as a higher prevalence of seeded positive cases and increased reader's alertness (awareness of being tested usually biases towards higher sensitivity and lower specificity).

That he was never captured was due to my vigilance, my alertness, my awareness that they were on the family scent, that they would stop at nothing.

According to its Web site, "Our users have reported profound benefits that include: clearer and quicker thinking; faster problem-solving skills; increased alertness and awareness; better concentration at work or while driving; sharper memory for names, numbers and directions".

This is a strong statement, and yet, research on innovation has examined the ideas of alertness and awareness largely only tangentially.

It also increases your alertness and awareness like a kind of turbo-charged caffeine only without the jitters, withdrawal and tolerance build up.

Alertness and awareness were always present, to avoid ignoring serious events or to decide whether further examination was necessary.

However, most probably, the implementation of the intervention itself may have had a positive influence on both intervention and control patients, through information panels and may have increased alertness and awareness of receptionists and patients.

A retrospective study of 12 patients with anoxic injury of cardiac origin assessed a median of 25 months after injury found that all had evidence of impairment in areas such as memory, orientation, alertness, and awareness.