Sentence examples for Having a clear perception from inspiring English sources

Self-awareness is about having a clear perception of who you are -- your personality, strengths, weaknesses, idiosyncrasies, motivations, and how in touch you are with your emotional well-being.

Participants who obtained a score of "1" were classified as having a clear perception; individuals with a score of less than "1" were classified as having a negative perception of Hg and As morbidities and mortalities.

This survey showed that health care professionals in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia have a clear perception about the need for specialized adolescent health services.

One possible explanation for overbidding is that participants in these experiments do not have a clear perception of probabilities, which causes them to bid aggressively.

I intentionally didn't read the novel because I wanted to make sure I have a clear perception of what works onstage.

I have a clear perception of why I should go to Wal-Mart (low prices), Target (department store products for less) or Nordstrom (service), Saks (prestige products).

The survey shows that the local population has a clear perception of the tsunami hazard, but that warning and evacuation conditions are not sufficiently well-known, despite the local and national communication work.

To have a clear perception about the nature of chemical bonding between atoms, the valence charge density distribution for all the investigated compounds were calculated and plotted in two dimensional grid as shown in Figs. 8 and 9.

However, they have a clear perception about the effect of climate change and variability on their health [ 14].

It is difficult today to have a clear perception of the essential molecular hubs as the number of studies per disease is still limited and many studies have addressed few molecules rather than broad pathways.

"He is able to separate out surrounding negative energy, which allows people to have a clearer perception of their own options and choices".