Sentence examples for highlighted awareness from inspiring English sources

We commented that allowing posters to be displayed helped to create the backdrop of the election and highlighted awareness of the event taking place.

Although the way NDM-1 isolates might have been imported to western Europe not only from the Indian subcontinent but also from Balkan countries (10 ) has been highlighted, awareness of western Europe as a possible area of endemicity remains limited.

Wong et al. and El-Hammasi et al. have also respectively highlighted insufficient awareness in this area among women [ 8, 13].

Since then Mallika has created numerous stage productions which have raised awareness, highlighted crucial issues and advocated change, several of which productions have toured internationally as well as throughout India.

When, in 2011, BWC Member States agreed to annually review developments in science and technology related to the treaty, they specifically highlighted education and awareness-raising about the risks and benefits of life sciences and biotechnology (BWC, 2012, p.23).

Programs that build awareness are also often highlighted.

In 2016 two other exhibitions highlighted art's potential to elicit awareness and ignite activism.

Previous research has indicated that high levels of vehicle automation can result in reduced driver situation awareness, but has also highlighted potential benefits of such future vehicle designs through enhanced safety and reduced driver workload.

Field regularly asked students in the course to collaborate on archival projects about the CP-1 scientists, work that highlighted for Field a decline in awareness of nuclear risks in the ensuing decades, perhaps now mitigated by tensions with North Korea.

The impact of personal experience from large-scale incidents on situation assessment is highlighted, before illustrating how changes in situational awareness may be expressed by dividing the incident timeline into subsequent stages.

4 Our experience over the years has also highlighted, among investigators, a deficiency in the awareness of how pharmaceutical ramification can constrain trial design and its validity.