Sentence examples for awareness and data from inspiring English sources

Part of Zeo's business model required it to educate the consumer on the importance of sleep and how sleep awareness and data can improve your health.

The key assumption is that the integration of context awareness and data mining techniques with traditional monitoring and control solutions will reduce maintenance problems, production line downtimes and manufacturing operational costs while guaranteeing a more efficient management of the manufacturing resources.

In these meetings, not only feedback on quality of data is given, but also a self-assessment of data quality and processing is performed and finally critiqued by colleagues to increase the level of quality awareness and data usage.

The evaluation examines the above projects and finds that UNICEF's involvement is comprehensive insofar that it is involved with the central national agency in Cambodia (CMAC) through funding of marking and clearance, and involved with mine awareness and data-collection through mine action NGOs (HI,CRC,MAG).

Mobile technology has the potential to facilitate service provision, information dissemination, empowerment activities, awareness raising, and data collection in humanitarian settings, much like development contexts.

There is increasing awareness, action and data behind the idea that internally displaced people, refugees and increasingly, residents of countries, are affected by conflict [ 4].

At first I thought it was my period, but now I know it isn't... .......... [Heterosexual female, 42 years old, with HPV] However, there were important indications in the data that awareness and information regarding STI-related symptoms may differ across the different study sub-groups.

Objective: Data representations on today's medical monitors need to be improved to advance clinical awareness and prevent data vigilance errors.

But that would be nothing without the ability to target those ads based on a base of location awareness and demographics data.

Awareness and good data for evidence-based policy making and for monitoring the effects of these policies are urgently required.

The aims of the study were to: (1) address the relative lack of evidence of adolescents' awareness of cancer; (2) assess the feasibility of using the CAM among an adolescent population; and (3) enable preliminary comparison between adolescents' cancer awareness and benchmark data for adults' cancer awareness.