Unawareness

A 1-point improvement on the unawareness subscore was associated with a significant reduction in progression hazard (hazard ratio, 0.16).

With his earnestness and often comedic unawareness, the character provided both levity and heart in a universe filled with intense, larger-than-life figures.

The true owner’s temporary unawareness of their loss doesn’t legally transfer ownership to the finder.

But that unawareness has been punctured hundreds, maybe thousands, of times over the past few weeks by a sound that has become my and my neighbors’ near constant companion: the sirens.

It helped me to understand the environment of menstrual unawareness in India and its impact on a girl’s life.

If there can be no universal moral sentence passed on technology, McLuhan believes that "there can only be disaster arising from unawareness of the causalities and effects inherent in our technologies".

In insulin-dependent diabetic patients this phenomenon is termed hypoglycemia unawareness and is a significant clinical problem when improved glycemic control is attempted.

In its analysis, the report addresses the following studies: According to a 2003 study, parents' low level of V-chip use is explained in part by their unawareness of the device and the "multi-step and often confusing process" necessary to use it.

Patients with transcortical sensory and mixed transcortical aphasia have poor comprehension and unawareness of their errors.