Sentence examples for initial awareness from inspiring English sources

Prochaska and DiClemente [ 24] propose that the ability to initiate behavioural change is dependent on several successive factors: an initial awareness of the harm caused to health by a specific behaviour, a subsequent desire to change this behaviour, and finally the successful actualisation of this change in behaviour.

That initial awareness was rapidly compounded by a global energy crisis that began in 1973.

With the update to the visual search with a camera, this actually moves Pinterest's access to a user's buying experience even closer to moments of initial awareness.

Each touch point is significant, and Pinterest is known as a service that spans the entire lifetime of a consumer's purchasing ambitions, from initial awareness, to searching, and all the way to converting into a customer.

But it's not at all clear from this passage how the reflection could be built in to the original thought, especially since there appears to be a shift in tenses (the second awareness is temporally posterior to the initial awareness).

This scenario served as a way of raising initial awareness of ECVET among the Irish teachers, focusing their attention on what they might need to undertake a similar mobility with their own learners, or to host an ECVET mobility themselves.

Ian Aitken, chief executive of Cycling Scotland said: "Fostering mutual respect is paramount for the safety of all road users and the initial Driver Awareness training for HGVs is a great example of an initiative designed to do just that.

The initial sensory awareness of external objects which does not grasp any special features of them, nonetheless illuminates them in a non-specific manner as mere things by such expressions as 'this' or 'that' (Bhartṛhari; 123 and 124).

Considering that the population at risk gets a higher awareness, initial vaccination rates were assumed to be higher than in the risk free population (40% vs. 25%).

Thus, the initial step involves awareness of when, where, and how certain athletes sustain specific injuries in the sport (Fig. 3).

Results showed that slower rates of habituation predicted greater zBMI change, controlling for child sex, age, initial zBMI, dietary awareness and minority status.