Sentence examples for a perceived increased from inspiring English sources

In April the US embassy in Berlin announced a strengthening of security at diplomatic and military facilities in Germany in response to a perceived increased terrorist threat.

SEMS placement for cancers near the upper esophageal sphincter (UES) is controversial because of a perceived increased risk of complications.

Cannulation of the LIJV is associated with a higher complication rate and a perceived increased level of difficulty when compared with cannulation of the RIJV.

"Together with a perceived increased risk of default on the sovereign debt of certain European countries and unprecedented stresses on the financial system within the eurozone, these factors have resulted in significant changes in market conditions including interest rates, foreign exchange rates, credit spreads, and other market factors and consequent changes in asset valuations".

Study Design: Over a 36-month period, all patients who were referred to the Fetal Assessment Unit at BC Women's Hospital because of a perceived increased fetal antepartum risk at a gestational age of ≥32 weeks of gestation were approached to participate in this study.

Recent disasters, cyclone Pam in March 2015 and the El Niño drought that was active during the fieldwork, have detrimentally affected livelihood strategies on Emae, with a perceived increased need for aid from donors.

An often mentioned political constraint is the ineligibility of forest carbon credits in the EU ETS compliance market despite a perceived increasing recognition that forestry needs to play a key role in climate change mitigation - particularly among European VER-buyers, who historically had a rather negative perception towards forestry for carbon sequestration.

In the present study we show that a visual illusion, which induces a perceived increase in a step's riser height, results in increased safety during subsequent step negotiation because of an accompanying increase in toe elevation.

It was a perceived increase in the latter that raised the original question leading to this debate.

It is often implemented when there is a perceived increase risk of self-harm.

The MCC is set to launch a trial with club, university and schools cricket in 2017 to eradicate a perceived increase in excessive sledging and violent behaviour.