Sentence examples for recommendations aware that from inspiring English sources

At a time of year when the capital is usually all but shut down for a summer recess, President Bush and Congressional leaders have vowed to act quickly on the commission's unanimous recommendations, aware that election-year polls show that voters are watching and that security issues may be decisive in November.

The authors of these principles and recommendations are aware that it is not always possible to delineate clearly between functionally meaningful interventions and those that serve purely esthetic corrective functions for example in the case of a genitoplasty or vaginal reconstruction.

The most important one is the integration of the current system with personalized Context Aware Recommendations that will take into account prior knowledge of the users for the computation of the recommendations.

In this paper, we propose a novel location and tag aware recommendation framework that uses ratings, locations and tags to generate recommendation.

The work presented the semantic analysis and implementation of the examined models as well as the two Context Aware Recommendation algorithms that were used.

In this work, we introduce a novel time-aware recommendation algorithm that is based on identifying overlapping community structure among users.

Finally, in the context of quite vague recommendations, clinicians should be aware that a binary approach for SHPT diagnosis, i.e. absence/presence, is not adequate.

The target population is the group of people that will be interested in the recommendations and that should be made aware of their existence.

Rolnik, a former minister for urban planning in Brazil's centre-left Workers' party, is politically astute and aware that the recommendations take her into highly charged political territory.

"In this case, those general recommendations were things like being aware that teenagers are intelligent and have access to a lot of information, so campaign approaches should respect them and give them credit by avoiding hyperbole," the statement said.

Notably, 566 (58.1%) of the interviewed GPs admitted not being aware that national recommendations existed.