Sentence examples for increase in familiarity from inspiring English sources

"There's been an increase in familiarity and respect accorded to the concepts of science fiction, and the studio executives are far more aware of what's out there.

The increase in familiarity with modern and western orthopaedic procedures has brought many top orthopaedic equipment manufacturers to this country, thus making it possible for surgeons here to keep up-to-date (Fig. 3).

77% reported an improvement in their familiarity with clinical nephrology practice (median 2-point increase in familiarity score on a 7-point scale, P < 0.001 by signed rank testing).

However, the increase in familiarity has to be combined with an appropriate social distance, based on the respect for privacy and the minimization of disruption, with the aid of existing networks and key informants.

Analysts at Chitika speculate that B&N's new advertising campaign and launch of the new Nook Simple Touch reader (the one with the glowlight) could have had an indirect impact on Nook sales, and that even though the Simple Touch doesn't support web browsing itself, Nook has benefitted in an increase in brand familiarity via its Simple Touch ads.

'Uptake' can refer to an increase in awareness, familiarity, adoption, as well as actual use of evidence.

A comparison of pre- and post-BPG implementation responses to questionnaires indicates a statistically significant increase in nurses' familiarity with referral resources for all BPGs (see Table 4).

The latter finding supports the conclusions of a study by Ketelaar et al., in which a substantial increase in therapists' familiarity and confidence was observed one year after following a GMFM workshop.

This analysis was performed for each subject, in order to identify those regions where activation was associated with an increase or decrease in familiarity rating.

There were statistically significant increases in nurses' familiarity with resources for all BPGs, and self-reported referrals to specific services for three guidelines.

The results show that the evacuation time decreases exponentially with an increase in the evacuees' site familiarity and increases when pedestrians are either too conservative or too aggressive.