Sentence examples for awareness of the statement from inspiring English sources

The community as a whole had only a limited awareness of the statement...

To advance the quality of reporting in Japan, efforts are required to raise awareness of the STARD statement and to encourage publishers of Japanese scientific journals to adopt the statement in their instructions to authors.

It is plausible that part of the variation of the quality of reporting between RCT reports can be explained by other variables such as awareness of the CONSORT statement by authors, adoption of CONSORT by journals and availability of advice from a methodological expert when planning an RCT.

As it stands, it is unclear as to whether the problem of the poor reporting of harms data in trial publications is a result of the lack of awareness of the CONSORT for harms statement, or journals and peer reviewers not implementing this guideline.

I have learned over my year in the crucible of the most public of battles that a government's lack of awareness of the impact of its statements is the surest way for problems to escalate.

This formulation reflects awareness of the fact that a simpler statement than the one reported in Cicero, such as "there is no knowledge," can be turned against itself.

Two binary variables measured awareness of the 2008 AAP oral health policy statement and 2010 AAPD infant oral health guideline [ 8, 9].

The player is given a statement that verifies his awareness of the process.

The gallery of photographs can be seen at webofloneliness.com, the website of a US-based non-profit organisation whose mission statement is to increase awareness of the effects of social isolation, carry out research into the condition and to support those suffering from it.

The consensus statement aims to raise awareness of the issues of oral health in elite sport and recommends strategies for prevention and health promotion in addition to future research strategies.

The objectives of this consensus statement are to increase awareness of the following: (1) That ADHD often presents as an impairing lifelong condition in adults, yet is currently underdiagnosed and treated in many European countries; (2) That instruments for screening and diagnosis of ADHD in adults are available; (3) That appropriate treatments exist.