Sentence examples for useful to be aware of from inspiring English sources

As end-of-year poll season bears down on us, it would certainly be useful to be aware of a style of consensual approbation that actually sets alarm bells ringing.

For the nephrologist, it is certainly useful to be aware of recent studies on the use of mineralocorticoid receptor blockers in cardiac patients with a reduced renal function.

It is useful to be aware of the difference between outcome expectancies, which are used to refer to consequences that follow actions and self-efficacy expectancies, or beliefs that one can successfully perform the actions required to achieve valued outcomes [ 23, 24].

If this lack of relationship seems odd, the professors' argument is more subtle; yes, it would be useful to be aware of future economic growth.

To understand this, it's useful to be aware of how these social wasps (paper wasps, yellow jackets and hornets) operate.

But it's not necessarily paranoid, it's useful to be aware".

Certainly, there are differences in the kinds of challenges to which individuals can respond productively, and it can be useful for educators to be aware of developmental trends across populations of individuals.

Examples of useful knowledge were to be aware of own body language, to know how to de-escalate a potentially threatening situation and how to escape if necessary.

It is useful for the biologist, however, to be aware of the appropriate stage of siliques from which the seeds came – this can be achieved by including a sketch without colouration on the input file, in addition to providing text to this effect below the illustration.

Therefore, working with the various facilities in the region where women get their mammograms is beyond the scope of this study; however, it is useful for the clinic officials to be aware of any factors (e.g. long waiting hours) associated with the mammography facility because those factors can affect a woman's decision to get a mammogram.

"There's a tremendous amount of useful data out there, but consumers need to be aware of how their data is being used, and choose to share it on an explicit opt-in basis," says Tom Blomfield, CEO of Mondo, a new mobile-first bank.