Sentence examples for Perceived more effectively from inspiring English sources

In terms of processing metered, rhyming, or even sung speech, there is evidence that in metered speech syllables spoken on the beat are perceived more effectively than syllables produced off the beat.

Other work has shown that musical training helps people perceive sound pitches more effectively and increases verbal memory, Gaab said.

Juvenile drug courts (JDC) emerged in response to a perceived need to intervene more effectively in the substance abuse-delinquency cycle.

The ability to more effectively perceive these connections could greatly aid in the process of knowledge discovery.

The ability to more effectively perceive connections among events, locations, and people could greatly aid in the process of knowledge discovery.

James held that attention made humans perceive, conceive, distinguish, and remember more effectively and sped their reactions.

Individuals with higher emotional intelligence (EI) are thought to perceive, process, and regulate emotions more effectively, which can lead to enhanced well-being and less emotional disturbance.

But looking ahead, it's quite possible that commercial influences, coupled with societal wishes to communicate more effectively and perceive the world in a richer form, will drive market desire.

Furthermore, it is conceivable that certain emerging interactive technologies will be perceived by some retailers as enablers (tools to more effectively compete in the marketplace) and by other retailers as disruptors of the present ways of doing business.

Efforts to improve coverage of PNC should include expanding health education and counseling during childbirth and neonatal period to more effectively advocate PNC for newborns perceived to be healthy.

Consumer perception of service quality reduces the perceived risk of consumption and helps the customer to more effectively evaluate and build trust with the company (Doney and Cannon 1997).