Sentence examples for contributed an awareness from inspiring English sources

The team also included "outsiders," postdocs who had been postdocs at other institutions, who contributed an awareness of practices, ideas, and policies from further afield.

What I am trying to do here is contribute an awareness -- and engender an appreciation -- of the music that was part of a golden age.

The current state-of-the-art in linear model validation has contributed to an awareness that residual errors in FE models are increasingly the consequence of some unrepresented nonlinearity in the structure.

Volunteering also contributes to an awareness of "social resources" that may be useful in the coping process post-disaster (Brown et al. 2012).

Although the use of more than one language in a culture has often been seen as socially divisive, early bilingualism in the form of native or near native proficiency in two languages as shown in our study may serve to mitigate such conflicts in contributing to an awareness of what it means to communicate effectively with speakers of different languages.

Some decision-makers recognized the importance of the projects in contributing to an awareness and sensitivity of managers towards the subject of study (Table  2).

Another UNICEF Goodwill Ambassador, Mia Farrow, has also been active in raising awareness, having contributed a call to action on CNN.com's earthquake response pages yesterday.

Values clarification and attitude training sessions, which asked providers to consider their values and attitudes exhibited while providing care, in addition to staff counseling sessions that provided opportunities for expressing their frustrations as well as support, likely contributed to greater D & A awareness.

The recurring self-assessment contributed to awareness of their own personal characteristics and habits, and to evaluating them in relation to the profession of a physician.

Such promotion is likely to have contributed to awareness and implementation of these guidelines by veterinary editors.

These empirical studies (Brink et al. 2008) have contributed to an increased awareness that aging is a systemic process which is driven by gene networks rather than a single-gene driven process (Budovskaya et al. 2008).