Sentence examples for aware of approximately from inspiring English sources

"I am aware of approximately 20 of those checks" that have been deposited, Mr. Smith said.

A Pfizer spokesman, Bob Fauteux, said last week that the company was "aware of approximately 200 suits" claiming injury from Rezulin, some involving more than one plaintiff, that had been filed nationwide.

"We're all aware of the approximately two billion people now on the Internet — in every part of the planet, thanks to the explosion of mobile technology," I.B.M.'s chairman, Samuel Palmisano, said in a speech last September.

Participants discussed becoming aware of symptoms approximately two weeks after onset.

A lack of awareness in relation to the prevalence and impact of smoking in later life were apparent: e.g. only 47%% of respondents were aware of that approximately 10 life years are lost due to smoking related disease, and only 59%% knew that smoking can reduce the effectiveness of medication prescribed for conditions common in later life.

She has been aware of dysphagia since approximately 50 years ago, but did not seek medical advice as the symptom did not affect her daily life.

Participants who were aware of HCT were approximately four times more likely to test for HIV compared to those unaware of these services.

I specialize in treating leukemia, and entered my profession fully aware of the grim statistics: Approximately 7 out of 10 people I meet will die from complications of their disease.

While the proportion of all diabetes cases in the population who are aware of having DM ("aware") is approximately 50%, similar low proportions (about 50%) are also typically found in middle- or high-income countries such as Egypt [ 9], Saudi Arabia [ 27], Spain [ 33] and the U.S. [ 44].

A report supported by Mckinsey & Company estimated that 280 million people were aware of Peace Day 2012, with approximately 5.6 million people behaving more peacefully as a result.

The very high proportion of Mozambicans who were aware of blood-borne HIV risks (approximately 90%) in the 2009 AIS contrasts sharply with the very low proportions of 2003 Mozambique DHS respondents and DHS respondents in four other Southern African countries who mentioned such risks (8 23%).