Sentence examples for Common perceived from inspiring English sources

The most common perceived causes of CKD listed in the follow-up data were similar to the initial data.

Joint/nerve pain, stroke, pelvic/femoral fractures, heart diseases, diabetes, osteoporosis, chronic respiratory illness and renal/urinary tract illness were significantly associated with ADL limitations, and the most common perceived cause was 'old age' (33%).

A Match.com spokesperson said in statement: "Our adverts reveal common perceived imperfections and quirks of Brits – these include freckles which some people who have them may see as an imperfection.

The recent outrage over the caricatures of the Prophet Muhammad, which set off more than a month of protests, also helped unite Muslims in opposition to a common perceived enemy.

Inaccurate lay public understanding of hypertensive illness and its consequences contributes to decreased perceived severity and susceptibility to hypertension; lower rates of compliance with lifestyle recommendations reflect several common perceived barriers along with low self-efficacy and outcome efficacy regarding hypertensive treatments.

The most common perceived disadvantages were delay in graduation and financial concerns.

The Yankees perceived the pitch as retaliatory.

"Again, TC perceived that sex for payment was being suggested.

"Apple, perceived as the most closed and proprietary software company in the world, is incredibly good at open source.

The problem — as the Fed perceived it until last week and maybe even now — is that there are also signs of inflation.

But China banned the sect last year as part of a crackdown on unauthorized spiritual movements that the Communist Party perceived as a threat to social order.