Sentence examples similar to a generally perceived need from inspiring English sources

They generally don't see themselves as being especially considerate or generous, but rather as simply acting in response to a perceived need or desire in another.

Patients without a perceived need had less symptoms than patient with a met or unmet need.

There was a perceived need to change everything, to focus on opportunity and ignore risk.

As expected, need variables significantly impacted having a perceived need for specialty care.

The two items were combined to form a score of perceived need for autonomy, higher scores indicating greater perceived autonomy.

For cancer patients these generally include measures of quality of life (QoL) and perceived need.

The perceived need to own a diamond appears, if anything, to be increasing.

The last item assesses the patient's perceived need for hospitalization using a rating scale ranging from 1 (= no perceived need) to 5 (= perceived need).

And federal regulation of other aspects of aviation — particularly safety and security — has generally fallen short of perceived needs.

Second, studies investigating associations between perceived needs and SQOL have generally not included other factors in their analysis and, conversely, perceived needs were usually not considered in studies assessing clinical, socio-demographic, social support or service use as predictors of SQOL.

Tau is generally perceived as a neuronal protein, with a mainly axonal localization, but this concept needs to be revisited as discussed below.