Sentence examples for a changed perception of from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, Norberg et al. [ 50] point out that consolation can be understood as a form of healing that involves a changed perception of the world in suffering persons.

This is very clearly illustrated in Toft et al. [ 35], where the choice of tests in the latent class analysis dramatically changes the properties of the tests, due to a changed perception of what constitutes a "diseased" individual.

Comparing the scenario with all three tests to the C-ELISA verses the I-ELISA there are no relevant differences, but when either of these two tests are evaluated alone against the CHEKIT ELISA the estimates seem to shift towards something that indicates a changed perception of what constitutes a "diseased" case.

These more recent activities reflect a completely changed perception of alternative and in vitro methods as a tool for toxicological risk assessment.

La Repubblica looked back with misty eyes on those early days when he had changed perceptions of a whole country.

Jones said that a bigger marketing budget might have changed perceptions of Myspace, which lost its position as the leading social network to Facebook shortly after News Corp's purchase and never recovered.

However, renewed collecting in Greenland in 1987 found almost complete skeletons of Acanthostega that changed perceptions of what a Devonian tetrapod was like (Figs. 1 and 9).

There is a need to change perception of hypertension from a gamble to a disease process.

It's a great example of how a campaign can change perceptions of a charity's service users as well as draw attention to wider issues.

Tinder has been on a drive to change perceptions of its app from being purely about casual sex to a longer-term matchmaking tool.

We'll start to see employers offering extended and paid-for placements in an attempt to change perceptions of work experience as tea and coffee-making.