Sentence examples for from becoming aware from inspiring English sources

Thus, also, the strict censorship in Poland during the 1970s and '80s evidently kept the communist government there from becoming aware of how serious the country's economic problems were, leading to considerable domestic turmoil.

We suggested that this low activity of the error detection mechanism might prevent dyslexics from becoming aware of their errors and learning from them.

For example, the tracker may also benefit from becoming aware of the causal history of processes that led to the error.

According to Pathman et al., [ 16] the process from becoming aware of a guideline to adhering to it, follows four steps: (preawareness)→Awareness→Agreement→Adoption→Adherence.

The time frame from first becoming aware of gender dysphoria to being sure of one's own cross-gender identity ranged from 0 to 7 years, with mean 1.6 (sd 2.1) years.

They all began with an open question: "Thinking back, can you tell me what happened from first becoming aware that something wasn't quite right until your child was given the diagnosis of diabetes?" to allow parents and/or children the opportunity to describe the story of the diagnosis in their own words.

(Update: TutoToons says they removed the inappropriate content from the app after becoming aware of the complaint. They urged parents and child advocacy groups to reach out to them directly in the future).

The time period from a patient first becoming aware of symptoms till their first presentation to a health care provider (HCP).

Long bursts of drug-fueled scribbling produced wacky characters with impossibly deformed anatomy that insulated me from the culture I was becoming aware of and fascinated with but increasingly alienated from.

In addition, it is clear from the aforementioned studies that becoming aware of and accepting a hearing disability play important roles in further progressing in their journey to manage their condition.

Meanwhile, honoree Shiva Rajaraman, who's chief product officer at WeWork, recalled growing up as an Indian American on Galveston Island in Texas, where he said he felt "a bit detached from my ethnic heritage," while also becoming aware that he was one of the few Indian Americans in his school.