The phrase "analyses awareness" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be a combination of two nouns that may not convey a clear meaning together.
Example: "The studies conducted on analyses awareness revealed significant gaps in understanding among participants."
Alternatives: "awareness of analyses" or "understanding of analyses".
We analysed awareness breakdowns in use of our Virtual School system stemming from problems related to the collaborative situation, group, task and tool support to motivate the concept of activity awareness.
Table 2 in the Additional File 1 presents the detailed results of the analyses for awareness of possible presence of microorganisms in PIF and self-reported practices for the preparation, handling, administration and storage of PIF and comparison between parents and child care workers.
Lueg's work on analysing context awareness is also relevant which warned against "isolating" specific aspects of context and promoted a closer focus on "understanding how and to what extent different aspects of environments influence cognition and actions when used as a resources" (Lueg 2001).
Increasingly scientists have used similar tests to analyse self-awareness in robots but none have yet programmed a robot to fully recognise itself from appearance alone.
In addition to searching through documents, this system is capable of tracking the findings from analyses and maintaining awareness of collaborators' work.
However, sensitivity analyses using both awareness of less than five and less than seven cancer symptoms and risk factors showed a similar, but intensified social gradient in cancer awareness.
In bivariate analyses (Table 6), awareness of the pesticide bylaw and the Natural Lawn Care Campaign were moderately associated (Odds Ratio (OR) > 2 most seasons) so either one or the other had to be used in multivariable models.
A network analysis procedure, based on verbal protocols provided by drivers en-route, was used to describe and analyse participants' situation awareness.
They are (in order of most to least important): verbal communication, teamwork, commercial awareness, analysing and investigating, initiative/self motivation, drive, written communication, planning and organising, flexibility and time management.
Upon univariate analyses, increasing age, better awareness and increasing number of pills prescribed significantly improved adherence, while depression showed no association.
