That assurance, corroborated by the support from the Philippine government, has lessened the perception of risk: I trust that the Philippine government would not deploy its citizens to unsafe places.
It was our hypothesis that black leaders who are so successful must possess not only impeccable credentials, proven competence and tireless diligence, but also what we call "disarming mechanisms"–physical, psychological or behavioral traits that lessen perceptions of threat, fear, envy or resentment.
Parents use this strategy automatically (e.g., diverting a child's attention toward a toy in order to lessen the perception of pain caused by a skinned knee).
For television contents (e.g., reports, news, sport), adding a high-quality soundtrack could either lessen the perception of the visual impairments or combine to provide an impression of better visual quality [7].
Any perceived contact with Knight could also lessen the perception of Davis's independence.
This sense of confidence, emanating from their ethnic identity as Filipinos, and professional identity as nurses, lessens the perception of risk, thereby sustaining migration amidst the prevailing violence in 2014.
One confounding variable in our series was that our average patient was overweight by BMI criteria, which may lessen the perception of cosmetic deformity by obscuring the distally retracted long head of the biceps.
However, health beliefs of individuals with type 2 diabetes may lessen their perception of the risk of diabetes among family members (9) and of the seriousness of diabetes (10), raising doubts as to whether they would communicate risk factors to their family members.
This is precise care that takes into account details of how to make the bed when it is not possible to move the patients, how to wash them so they are comfortable and not increase their ICP (intracranial pressure) or how to lessen the perception of fear of suffering further harm.
It portrays a lessening concentration toward the northeast and northwest part of the study area.
