Sentence examples for increasing cognizance from inspiring English sources

Not only did I meet fellow Hindu-American students who wanted to promote Seva, the act of giving back to the community, I was inspired by young adults in the Indian and American community who dedicated their lives to increasing cognizance of Hinduism, Sikhism, Jainism and Buddhism in the United States.

Hu and Bajorath's update on compound promiscuity in public compound bioactivity databases is timely with the increasing cognizance of polypharmacology and its role in the efficacy and safety of drugs.

Such increased cognizance may heighten human protection indirectly - even if not directly and measurably - by decreasing the likelihood of threats to research ethics occurring.

For example, Fusco et al. [ 11] reported that positive affect might be triggered by children's increased cognizance of, and experience with visually stimulating aspects of the environment such as gardens, trees, and flowers.

The "theologies"—for want of a better term of the various religions are concerned with religious phenomena, and the adherents of the religions of the more "advanced" cultures are themselves constrained especially at a time of increasing cultural interdependency to take cognizance of and to interpret theologically the fact that besides their own religion there are many others.

The results of such studies will increase our knowledge and cognizance of HIV risk factors.

Despite our cognizance that diabetes can enhance the chances of heart failure, causes multiorgan failure,and contributes to morbidity and mortality, it is rapidly increasing menace worldwide.

The emergence of these two newly recognized tickborne infections as threats to human health is probably due to increased clinical cognizance, but as in other emerging tickborne infections, it is likely that the rapid increase in identified cases signals a true emergence of disease associated with a changing vector-host ecology.

To engineer an enhanced phytase for the feed industry, it is imperative that the role of disulfide bridges be taken into cognizance and possibly be increased in number to further elevate stability in this enzyme.

These phases of pronounced cognizance of health transitions may increase girls' risk perceptions, and have been recognized as teachable moments for cancer prevention interventions [ 11].

Taking cognizance of these findings, of the demand for shortened ICMT courses, of the suggestions made by survey respondents and of the discussions at the 2007 WHO Technical Consultation [ 19] we conclude that there is a place for a standardized shortened course to increase options for ICMT.