Sentence examples similar to Perceive as accurate from inspiring English sources
Still, the best analysts were better at predicting earnings than those who focused particularly on them, with 64percentt of the best being perceived as accurate, compared with 39percentt of the average analysts.
Including only an advisory statement means that there is no way to ensure consumers understand the warning, and determine whether they perceive it as accurate.
"Our studies show that directions from a female voice are perceived as less accurate than those from a male voice," Dr. Nass said, "even when the voices are reading the exact same directions.
BP measurements based on multiple electronic readings were perceived as more accurate as a basis for action.
But I am also aware of the fact that what I perceive as providing the most accurate picture possible may also be negatively affecting the patient's perception of a treatment.
The potential downside is that managers may fail to support new employees whom they perceive as being less committed, which may or may not be an accurate assessment.
The iris is perceived as the most accurate biometric, but in countries where people have dark-colored eyes, it doesn't work.
Throughout the observational phase, a number of specific theoretical components were found to be of particular importance including; receiving feedback that was perceived as being rewarding, accurate, and included the results of performance (knowledge of results feedback) that was measurable.
Information received during recruitment was often perceived as deficient, not accurate and sometimes misleading: "When we had our interview we were told that it was 37.5 hrs per week, but we were never informed that it was 12 hours shifts.... From India we were told that we would get so much salary but after coming here we came to know it is nothing.
What we perceive as prudence, they perceive as weakness.
