Sentence examples for more often aware from inspiring English sources

Laboratory staffs are more often aware of the interaction of analytical technology and result interpretation than clinicians, making it more rational to involve the laboratory in the selection of point-of-care equipment, procedures, and therapeutic decisions based on the results.

The participants in the older age groups were more often aware of the telemedical devices than the younger ones.

Obstetricians-gynecologists with knowledge of the guidelines were more often aware of the higher risk for the development of CVD (p=0.002) and stroke (p=0.001) after PE and counseled these patients on self blood pressure measurement (p=0.003), compared to physicians with no knowledge of the guidelines.

GDPs who wrote down their suspicions of DV or CA in the patient's record and/or took action are, in comparison to those who did not, more often aware of the RCD (86 % versus 43 %; p < 0.01) and have implemented it in their practice more often (84%% versus 0%%; p < 0.01).

The fact that practitioners that knew the recommendations for postpartum care of PE patients, are more often aware of the association between PE and CVD and perform treatment and counseling accordingly, underlines the impact of guidelines on physician's behaviour and treatment strategies.

It's not how Blair came to see himself, though, and "A Journey" makes it clear that he regards himself as a man of destiny: "Sometimes I marvelled at the way I did indeed step forward, but more often I was aware of the constant struggle to make the choice to do so".

Finally, people may choose the emotions they feel far more often than they are aware — and those choices, too, can trip up social interactions.

Dr. Richard N. Pierson III, clinical director of heart and lung transplantation at the University of Maryland Medical Center, said, "It probably happens more often than we're aware of".

"I'm learning that this situation may occur much more often than we're aware of," said Maria Noto, the president of the New Jersey Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers, who said very few lawyers knew how the calculations were made.

Younger physicians reported UGT more often and being more aware of training needs than the older ones; they also reported participating more often in cessation activities.

We assume that teachers who are aware of the student perspective use reappraisal more often than teachers who are not aware of the student perspective.