Since then England, while fully cognisant of the need to find a successor to Sidebottom, for both limited-overs formats, have been unable to do so.
This may pose challenges to some countries involved in the H3Africa initiative who must introduce regulations concerning these issues which reflect local cultural values, while also cognisant of the wider guidelines underpinning the H3Africa project.
While being cognisant of this problem we chose the Mediterranean diet in order to be able to compare the results in patients with NERD with those collected in healthy Italian volunteers and, on the other hand, trying to minimise diet-induced variation in the amount of gastro-oesophageal reflux.
This paper is the first to reveal that while motorists prone to speed may be more cognisant of speed camera operations, this in itself does not ensure appropriate behaviour modification.
This is illustrated by an account from Lori Ball, a healthy 53-year-old woman from Ohio who is not only well-informed about sleep paralysis but is actually cognisant of what is happening to her while it's happening: "I try to scream (though I have great difficulty making any sound), attempt to flail around, anything, to get the attention of my husband.
It may be recognised by others who, while they have no clear sense of its meaning, are cognisant that it is nearly always referred to negatively.
Similarly, regional planners have to be more cognisant of the social outcomes of dam development while understanding the wider hydrological context at a watershed and basin level.
Her efforts, which have included writing a memoir – Raif Badawi, The Voice of Freedom: My Husband, Our Story – to be published next year by Little, Brown, have played out while juggling the task of raising the couple's three young children, increasingly cognisant of their father's absence.
While, on the other hand, nothing says "I am a liberated modern woman fully cognisant of street-style trends" like a pyjama suit.
While this is not an impossibly large number of profiles to consider, we were cognisant of previous DCE work undertaken in a group of very sick patients 44 and recognised that we needed to limit the number of choice sets presented to patients so as not to overburden them.
