Sentence examples for cognizance needs from inspiring English sources
There are at present, marked regional variations in club development and cognizance needs to be taken, by facilitators, of the need for extensive coverage of the UK.
Our findings also strongly reaffirm previous conclusions (Ehmcke et al., 2006; Mitchell et al., 2008) that GC development in rodents is fundamentally different from that in the human and marmoset, and more cognizance needs to be taken of this when extrapolating the results from rodent studies into humans.
However, in the interpretation of A1C, cognizance needs to be taken of the reduction in A1C levels during pregnancy observed in nondiabetic women of similar age (18), which may help explain why in our study, optimal A1C (<6.1%) in late pregnancy was associated with the lowest risk of pre-eclampsia.
FICCI hopes that the Government would take cognizance of the need to rein in fiscal deficit and contain expenditure on subsidies by taking corrective measures particularly in the pricing of petroleum products.
So there is a cognizance that this skill needs to be honed.
In the light of the foregoing, it is imperative that African bioethics must evolve which should take cognizance of its unique needs and circumstances and which, though amenable to improvement as a result of continuing interactions with other cultures and values, yet is not overshadowed by those influences.
However, we still need to take cognizance of this high conversion rate as we would need to make adjustments to medications that are used.
Any work investigating the impact of assessment on learning needs to take cognizance of how near or far assessment looms, as responses are likely to vary based on this.
This implies that literature on global professional service firms need to take cognizance of the extent to which certain 'rules of the game' are applicable beyond Western countries.
Perhaps what it also established was the legitimacy and necessity of nonviolent revolution -- a cognizance of the never-ending need to stand up against social wrong, to keep demanding change, to keep evolving.
