Given that yoga might positively influence pregnancy-related health issues and birth outcomes, but can also be associated with certain risks, it is important that obstetricians and midwives be cognisant of potential yoga use among pregnant women and actively discuss if and where (at home, in class, or both) yoga should be used to help ensure safe, effective maternity care.
Given the high prevalence of initiation of alcohol use, it may represent a more cognisant use of resources to target interventions at the development of more serious alcohol use rather than trying to prevent alcohol use completely within this age group.
The authors are also cognisant of limitations in the methodology used to perform this systematic review.
This committee will ensure the processes used are cognisant of Indigenous understandings of health and well-being, that data analysis is based in an appropriate context and that meaningful dissemination and knowledge transfer activities occur.
Since co-authors were also participants in these groups methods that were cognisant of the observer participant approach were used.
Black Christians ought to be cognisant of the dangers of the use of scripture to justify political ends; history shows that Christian scriptures were twisted to justify African enslavement and the worst excesses of colonialism in Africa and the Caribbean.
Being cognisant of the controversies that surround the use of SELDI technology to identify biomarkers (Baggerly et al, 2004; Diamandis, 2004; Ransohoff, 2004), we were particularly careful to address issues of reproducibility and validity.
Thus, thermophoresis has most value for probing the denaturation of slow folding proteins and we recommend that the decision to use thermophoresis be judged empirically, cognisant of these potential complexities.
Using the G8's model, and cognisant of its limitations, we concluded that UK 'aid to health' on HRH strengthening is approximately 25%.
HCPs need to be cognisant of these important psychological processes and influential factors and use appropriate theoretical approaches to inform the design and delivery of information strategies and other secondary prevention interventions.
