Therefore, disease detection is dependent on skills, knowledge, and heightened awareness of clinicians caring for allograft recipients.
Psychological knowledge will heighten the worker's sensitivity to the intricate, and sometimes subtle, interplay of factors which together constitute behavior.
Instead we use intelligence (heightened knowledge of how cancer works) to track that man, then send in an elite team to stop him and only him (targeted therapy).
Rail transport is one of those areas and combined with the "globalisation" of security risks, the need for rail security stakeholders to work together and share knowledge has been heightened.
Meanwhile, On The Giving lens trips enable you to return with a heightened knowledge of landscape and portrait photography and On GoEco allows you to learn more about conservation and ecotourism.
Education level and older age were generally associated with a heightened knowledge and risk perception.
The programme utilizes an empowerment approach, providing a combination of knowledge, skills, and heightened self-awareness regarding values and needs, so that patients can define and achieve their own goals [ 8].
The humor may have been heightened by knowledge that Mr. Cruise and Mr. Redstone only last week kissed and made up over a very public lunch at the Beverly Hills Hotel.
For Laktaria, who had dropped out of school at 13, and married at 19, her knowledge about cotton farming heightened her status in the family.
The training is based on a number of notions: Participants are invited to participate in a program 'to provide knowledge, skills and a heightened self-awareness regarding values and needs, so that patients can define and achieve their own goals', corresponding to the definition of empowerment by Feste and Anderson [ 25].
