Sentence examples for awareness of options from inspiring English sources

4S Tool provides a means of enhancing landowner awareness of options associated with management of forest property and provides users with access to additional resources and natural resource professionals to aid in future forest planning efforts.

Schade and Schlag [22] refer to eight factors associated with acceptability: i) problem perception, ii) important aims to reach, iii) information and awareness of options, iv) perceived effectiveness and efficiency, v) the individuals car-orientations, vi) revenue allocation, vii) equity and fairness, and viii) social norms and behavioral control.

Its rivals in Australia's payment space include PayPal, PayPal-owned Braintree and local players like Mint Payments and Tyro Payments, but Square country manager Ben Pfisterer told the Sydney Morning Herald that he believes cash and a lack of awareness of options among merchants are the fiercest challengers.

But there are real challenges to making this vision a reality, including the need for increasing awareness of options among these communities and better ways to finance off-grid projects.

This 8 item scale measures three components of cognitive flexibility (awareness of options and alternatives, willingness to be flexible and adaptable, and self-efficacy in being flexible).

One study used public lectures to raise awareness of options for end of life care [ 45, 46] and another was an arts-based project designed to educate school pupils about the work of a hospice and the realities of dying [ 47].

Alternative choices were coded for comments that either clearly demonstrated knowledge of other options for exercise clothing or no expression in awareness of alternative clothing options.

These included their acknowledgement of HIV-positive client's rights to procreation, their awareness of reproductive options for HIV-positive clients, their willingness to prescribe unprotected intercourse to HIV-positive clients as an option for conception.

Technology has played a major role in increasing awareness of relationship options for a new generation, said Janet W. Hardy, who wrote, with Dossie Easton, "The Ethical Slut," a 1997 book advocating nonmonogamous relationships that has sold more than 100,000 copies (a second edition was published in 2009).

Most of the respondents admitted at this early stage that they had done little career planning and had little awareness of their options.

Such an approach is directly comparable to the CR design for which full awareness of all options is a pre-requisite.