Sentence examples for be cognizant of using from inspiring English sources
Researchers should be cognizant of using study methods that are reproducible, focus on predictive factors or outcomes that have utility in medical practice, and attempt to build upon previous research that has been performed.
Be cognizant of that fact and use it to elevate your mood, not further depress yourself.
Hepatotoxicity and drug interactions are common with many herbal medications, and therefore physicians need to be cognizant of known or occult use of CAM by their patients.
"We were cognizant of not using language that would lock the city into creating something in full-scale implementation in only 60 days or one year," said Coleman.
Regardless of the approach used, stakeholders must be cognizant of feasibility considerations that could influence the potential success or failure of a campaign.
Mental and public health interventions serving young Indigenous people who use drugs must be cognizant of possible intergenerational impacts of emotional neglect and its specific effect on resilience.
A disadvantage of the methodology proposed in [6] with respect to database searching by a forensic practitioner, particularly in relation to large shared databases with many users, is the requirement that users would need to be cognizant of the details of the phylogenetic annotation used in the database.
The case report is at best hypothesis generating but given some of the strong evidences available in animal studies, the practitioner should be cognizant of a "possible" association between chronic ritalin use and infertility and delayed puberty.
While the simplifying assumption of simple random sampling is often used in the disclosure control literature, one should be cognizant of its limitations.
Physicians should be cognizant of potential adverse or other unexpected effects, and of unrecognized interactions with drugs used in conventional and alternative medicine.
