People give more to causes they believe in, and are more aware, because they are shown a direct cause and effect.
Women with a non-Dutch nationality may have had more knowledge, and thus be more aware, of CMV infections, because the maternal and congenital CMV prevalence is higher among immigrants than among native mothers [ 22, 32].
However, many owner-managers feel a heightened sense of responsibility to be more aware of their environmental impacts because of their size and dependency on their local community around them [24] (a form of legitimacy theory [38 40]), and this will also tailor their reaction to low carbon initiatives.
Baker said she feels that now more than ever, her 26-year-old son has to be "more aware" than people of other races because of police killings.
"In these trying times," Mr. Droga said, donations may not lag because people may be "more aware of trying to do some good, to balance the misery".
For my other boys, I knew it was time to tell them when they began to be more aware of their differences and doubted themselves because of them.
"With the impending threat of Zika and possibly chikungunya [a similar virus carried by the same mosquito], people need to be more aware of the presence of Aedes Aegypti, because that's the major vector," Cornel said.
(Male, 52 years old) "I fully agree to implement the pictorial health warnings in our country because people will be more aware of the dangers of smoking; however, we need to explore more in-depth which of the health warnings and the pictorial that will be suitable for Laos".
"I fully agree to implement the pictorial health warnings in our country because people will be more aware of the dangers of smoking; however, we need to explore more in-depth which of the health warnings and the pictorial that will be suitable for Laos".
