Sentence examples for per awareness from inspiring English sources

Delays in the provision of incentives (1000 2000 CFA per awareness session) coupled with high mobility of FSWs has resulted in a decrease in the number of the FSW PEs: 234 had been trained at the start of the review period but 181 were actually working.

Skinnygirl bars were at thirty-four-per-cent brand awareness, meaning that thirty-four per cent of Walmart customers had already heard of the brand, even though the store did not yet stock them.

Table 2 ETE delays for different PMU wide area monitoring and control applications Factor Reporting rates End to end latency Synchrocheck >4 per s 100 ms Out of step protection >10 per s 50 ms Adaptive relaying >10 per s 50 ms State estimation 1/300 per 5 s Situational awareness 1 per s 5 s Wide area control >10 per s 50 ms.

They said: "I don't think it's a lack of deaf/disability awareness per se, it's just that the higher-ups don't have time to take special measures.

For example, measures that focused on syllable, onset, rime/rhyme, and phoneme were all included for the calculation of an average correlation for phonological awareness per study.

In line with these results, emerging evidence points to the functional significance of this region in facilitating awareness per se [29].

We are not able to comment on awareness per se and neither on attitude to VTE, since these would need qualitative methodologies to investigate.

These results have bearing on an existing debate about whether the beneficial effects of prism adaptation on hemispatial neglect are restricted to tasks that have a direct motor or attentional component, or whether the technique also directly alters perceptual awareness per se.

3 Breast awareness Eighty per cent of breast cancer cases occur after the menopause, so always see your GP immediately if you notice any changes.

Of those who survived, 46 per cent experienced a broad range of mental recollections, nine per cent had experiences compatible with traditional definitions of a near-death experience and two per cent exhibited full awareness with explicit recall of "seeing" and "hearing" events – or out-of-body experiences.

Not of celebration, per se, but of awareness, at least.