Sentence examples for awareness of alterations from inspiring English sources

Awareness of alterations is important when using a guidebook, especially when the description of a stone just does not add up.

While their evidence is inconsistent, the findings have increased awareness of mood alterations possibly associated with such exposure.

As he puts it in the Preface to the New Essays, "at every moment there is in us an infinity of perceptions, unaccompanied by awareness or reflection; that is, of alterations in the soul itself, of which we are unaware because these impressions are either too minute and too numerous, or else too unvarying, so that they are not sufficiently distinctive on their own".

This heightened awareness may be the result of alterations of central processing that lead to increased activation of visceral nociceptive pathways (Cervero and Laird 1999).

There is growing awareness of secondary insulin resistance and alterations in myocardial glucose utilization in congestive heart failure.

The importance of the impact of histopathological factors on prognosis and an awareness of the role of morphologic alterations in ensuring an accurate pathologic assessment [ 16, 26, 27] indicate the urgent need for a new, label-free, real-time, noninvasive technique for differentiating among the various morphologic alterations induced by radiochemotherapy.

There is also increasing awareness that alteration of the highly exposed wrapper disulfide bridge linkage pattern can lead to functional switch of scorpion sodium channel toxins via adjusting the conformation of key residues associated with toxin function [ 84].

The reason for using two control groups is that we believe there is a risk that the patients in Control group A may get an increased awareness of physical activity and subsequent alteration of habits, just by participating and filling in the questionnaires.

Once again, we had been unaware of alterations to treatment.

The Angels view the absence of alterations as refreshing karma.

These kinds of alterations in genes are called epigenetic changes.