Sentence examples for a better perceived from inspiring English sources

"Australians are drinking less in terms of quantity but of a better perceived quality," Mott said.

The figures show that the proposed method can achieve a better perceived video quality in terms of sharpness and details compared with those reconstructed from the input copies directly.

In general, women who received BCS had a better perceived QOL.

'Ordinary sobers' and 'ordinaries' with a better perceived parent-adolescent relationship reported less binge drinking.

All subscales range from 0 to 100, with a higher value indicating a better perceived health.

This creates a methods bias towards a better perceived precision in the assay.

And yes, this is probably in part a function of pricing: as individual songs get more expensive, the album is a relatively better perceived value".

This study suggests a paradox of better perceived sleep quality among OSA patients with more severe hypoxemia, and this may be associated with hypoxemia-related impairment of perception.

In contrast, other authors have reported more frequent Internet use among women from the general population and an association with better perceived health [ 30].

The score in each domain of the SF-36 was linearly transformed into a standard score, ranging from 0 to100 [ 27, 28], with a higher score reflecting better perceived health.

On each scale the score ranged from 0 100, with a high score indicating better perceived health [28, 29].