Sentence examples for conscious of providing from inspiring English sources

(FG3)" With respect to healthy diets for their children, participants were aware of the risk posed by sweets and chocolates but also conscious of providing a generally nutritious diet.

It is to be a serious and self-conscious evening, providing plenty of opportunities for intellectual navel gazing.

The comprehensive in vivo approach employed for evaluating insulin sensitivity, substrate uptake and cardiac function following diet-induced insulin resistance and a standardized MI in the conscious mouse provides a greater understanding of the influence of MSC therapy on the diabetic infarcted heart.

According to this view, conscious intentions provide mere "previews" of our actions: they precede our actions, but they do not cause them (Wegner and Wheatley 1999; Wegner 2002).

In this report we describe the details of this technique in conscious rats and provide examples of the effects and the reproducibility of a 100 nL drug injection on cardiovascular function.

According to Campbell, such conscious experience provides us with knowledge of what our perceptual demonstrative terms, like 'this' and 'that', refer to.

These findings suggest that high-value reward may facilitate human higher-order inhibitory processes that are independent of conscious awareness, which provides insights into the brain processes that underpin motivational modulation of cognitive control.

Simply interrupting mind-chatter with a reminder to slow down, check in, and take a couple of conscious breaths can provide quick and effective relief from anxious, disturbing, or obsessive thoughts.

(FG2-V1)" The pharmacists were very conscious of the need to provide undisturbed consultations, which raised further issues around workflow, privacy and location of the consultation.

Strawson's reconstruction of the argument relies on the idea that the experiences of a self conscious creature must provide room for the thought of experience itself.

Making it all work is the deft parody of a career-conscious anchor provided by Suzanne Sena.