Sentence examples for differing awareness of from inspiring English sources

Women from different ethnic groups in the UK have differing awareness of National Health Service cancer screening programmes but studies assessing uptake of breast cancer screening have investigated only the broad Asian, Black and White ethnic groups.

The diversity of priorities and differing awareness of sustainable practices among stakeholders in the architecture, engineering and construction industry is critically shaping the adoption of green technology, and the rate at which the industry is shifting towards more sustainable practices.

By the second follow-up, perceived incidence did not differ by awareness of the TV advertisement.

No one else speaks and all of those good ideas, fresh perspectives, and differing global awareness are gone.

The results of this study show that different personnel, including trainees, instructors, and management personnel, may differ significantly in their awareness of global standards for PGME due to their differing starting points or perspectives.

Awareness of differing risks and health needs would assist provision of appropriate pregnancy care to improve the health of African women and their babies.

Additional analyses (Wilcoxon ranksum tests, untabulated) of how the differences in quality assessments of the four international journals on the one hand and the German journals on the other hand differ with respect to the awareness of JOURQUAL show significant differences (at least) at the 10%-level for all combinations except for DBW and TAR/JAE/EAR and ZfbF and JAE/EAR.

Altered mental status was defined as any state of awareness that differs from the normal awareness of a conscious person at admission.

Sites varied on numbers enrolled and time to implement the program, likely due to differing referral bases, degree of physician awareness of HEP, and site readiness.

The need for such modifications suggests that programme fidelity may not always be an appropriate goal since conceptions of domestic abuse are culturally shaped and levels of gender equality and awareness of gender abuse differ between communities and societies.

The question of to what extent, and in what ways, humans' awareness of time differs from that of other animals remains an open one, and an active line of research.