Sentence examples for Later perception from inspiring English sources

Attachment factors were measured by asking the mother about early perception of recognition of infant cues and later perception of infant temperament.

Mother's later perception of infant temperament was measured by asking: how is your child's temperament now generally speaking?; response categories were, "very fiery temper", "as average, normal", "a docile temperament".

There's no proof, of course, that that difference affects girls' later perceptions that math is not their thing.

As much as he has become widely appreciated for his sharp analysis as a pundit and his astuteness as a manager of club and country (although Paul Gascoigne and David Beckham might demur), those who had grown up in his glow have held on to the distant memories more strongly than later perceptions of him.

If Leibniz does not think that perceptions can function as efficient causes, why does Leibniz even speak of later perceptions as natural consequences of earlier perceptions, if not causally?

Yet just a few years later, the perception had changed.

Ironically, 25 centuries later, the perception of that region has totally reversed.

More than a year later, the perception is that eBay hasn't properly exploited the Butterfields auction house.

Non-linear sleep EEG analysis has found pre-ictal changes in cortical dynamics at the site of pain maxima of later pain perception [67].

As we shall see later, our perception of the flavor of food is influenced by many factors other than detection of the actual aroma and taste molecules released by the food itself.

Experiencing pain at newborn age may have consequences on one's somatosensory perception later in life.