"It's critical that people be cognisant that we just tend to stigmatise people because of them".
We were never in danger of falling off, so being cognisant that the world is round does not make any material difference to our lives.
He defended his approach to publicity: "I am cognisant that publicity, especially in cases without foundation, carries an inherent risk of reputational damage".
Voters don't seem to be cognisant that an attack on Iran's nuclear sites won't be a discrete event that stops it from getting a bomb; it will be the start of a new war in the Middle East, and of an indefinite commitment by America to keep bombing Iran wherever it seems nuclear-weapons development sites are being built.So, American voters: do you want to fight another war in the Middle East?
Nevertheless, it is important to be cognisant that the measurement of social capital remains problematic.
However, one should be cognisant that not all social interaction constitutes social capital.
EOD technicians should therefore be cognisant that physiological tolerance times are significantly reduced when a respirator and chemical clothing are added to the EOD PPE.
Thus she had specific cough pointers and, in ideal circumstances, clinicians would be cognisant that the cough is likely associated with an underlying respiratory problem and hence requires further workup and follow-up to define the aetiology.
We must be cognisant that effecting system change may not occur as a result of this approach, however, one can visualise that local healthcare systems will benefit from this operationalised approach and the summary recommendations that will result.
Health educators, however, should be cognisant that health education aimed at reducing exposure to lead in household dust and residential yards by itself has been insufficient to reduce children's BLLs to 5 μg /dL or lower to date.
