Sentence examples for a perceived cause from inspiring English sources

Tension was a feature of suicide reported in both groups, but case-level agreement on tension as a perceived cause was low (kappa = 0.14).

The role of alcohol as a perceived cause of suicide had high series level agreement (46.0% in both groups) and case-level agreement (kappa = 0.60), suggesting comparable community and professional views of its significance.

In this study, teething as a perceived cause of diarrhea was negatively associated with ORT use.

'Tension' was reported as a perceived cause by 44.6%, with greater rural prominence.

Swelling in the surgical scar was also mentioned: bleeding inside the wound was a perceived cause.

Respondents were asked to provide a perceived cause for each death.

A second perceived cause was traumatising experiences in the country of origin (war, torture, prostitution) and worries about family members they left behind.

A refusal to assign a specifically worded label to the perceived cause of an event is not political correctness.

Using the political ecology of health framework, this paper investigates transportation barriers in health access in a rural context based on perceived cause, coping mechanisms and strategies for a sustainable transportation system.

Locus refers to the location, internal or external, of the perceived cause of a success or failure.

Other studies have also shown that the perceived cause of a childhood illness affects where and how treatment is sought [ 25- 28].