Sentence examples for heightened recognition of from inspiring English sources

There is also heightened recognition of economic globalization, and the greater diversity and multilingualism of California, that make bilingualism attractive.

The cost of artemisinin-based combination therapy (ACT), growing anti-malarial resistance, and declining prevalence have all heightened recognition of the need for parasite-based diagnosis.

The Convention and its acceptance by so many countries has heightened recognition of the fundamental human dignity of all children and the urgency of ensuring their well-being and development.

The aftermath led to a heightened recognition of the need for crews to properly communicate and interact as a team, known as Crew Resource Management.

"This satellite, which carries the symbolic name of the father of the nation, Bangabandhu, is a major step forward for telecommunications in Bangladesh, and a fantastic driver of economic development and heightened recognition across Asia," said the company's CEO, Jean-Loïc Galle, in a recent blog post about the project.

Such a heightened, intutive recognition of universal form and its relationship to meaning-in-content is something that cannot be claimed of every artist, often not even among those we rank as most brilliant in their innovations, and certainly not of the many we regard to be untrained and unexposed to the unearthed global masterpieces of some forty millennia.

On one hand, use of race may heighten physicians' recognition of social and cultural experiences of the patient and assist with clinical diagnoses based upon varying prevalence of diseases and conditions.

Interventions that can heighten sensitivity to recognition of abuse, through a lowering of risk threshold could be expected to lead to a more appropriate, heightened action response.

In response to the recognition of heightened risk of HIV/STI infection and transmission among sex workers, several studies have been conducted in Uganda.

This fact alone highlights the importance of courthouse security and the recognition of the heightened emotions and security considerations involved".

An acceptance and belief of one medicine will heighten the recognition for using animal health data as a sentinel for determining risk in humans.