Sentence examples for a higher perceived from inspiring English sources

A higher yield suggests that investors were demanding a premium to compensate for a higher perceived risk.

Because virtual goods feel more real in virtual reality, they benefit from a higher perceived value.

Xobni also says that retail boxed software has a higher perceived value/price point.

This observed latency is a reason why deeper nested VMs suffer a higher perceived virtualization overhead.

Users' satisfaction with the length and variety of their personal "promising alternatives" list was associated with a higher perceived benefit.

In the pillar of regulation, our first hypothesis that unitary ECEC systems would lead to a higher perceived accessibility of childcare is confirmed (Model 5).

Studying RQ2 with Table 7 (a) shows a higher perceived likelihood of success tends to prompt a prospective entrepreneur to act on his ideas.

A higher perceived pressure from colleagues to perform the above behavior was reported by physicians, in comparison to nurses (p< 0.001).

Hence, our hypothesis is rejected and we cannot confirm that earlier legal entitlement leads to a higher perceived accessibility of childcare services.

Thus, high SES adolescents have better classmate support, communication with mother/father and a higher perceived academic achievement (Currie et al. 2012).

It's not atypical for a target to go with a lower price from an acquirer who has a higher perceived certainty of closure versus other higher offers from riskier would-be acquirers.