Sentence examples for a valid perception from inspiring English sources

Mr. Waxman urged the justices to rule that it was "objectively unreasonable" for the judge at Mr. Miller-El's 1986 trial to accept the prosecutor's explanation that the removal of 10 of 11 black prospective jurors was based on a valid perception that they would hesitate to impose the death penalty and not on their race.

He certainly gave Rio a black eye that it simply didn't need amid a (valid) public perception that Rio is simply unsafe for tourists.

The truth in both is decided by convention, not by something inhering in the true statement (or its content), or the valid perception (or its object).

Therefore, the outcomes of this study provide a valid indication of perceptions, but possibly not the breath of expression among these beginning medical students.

The sound-induced flash illusions (SIFI) represent a valid tool to explore multimodal perception and are critically dependent on visual and acoustic cortical excitability [1, 2].

Poor recognition that IPV is a valid health problem, and the perception that the health system plays a limited role in providing IPV care, also affected attitudes towards the intervention.

While uniform contrast reduction is a valid model to assess the perception of two-dimensional patterns moving on a computer screen, it is a poor model to investigate how an atmospheric phenomenon like fog affects motion perception in three-dimensional environments.

A proactive identification system could also enable more timely interventions where warranted, ranging from education to increased screening to environmental cleanup, and more rapid assessment and possible resolution of community concerns when there is a valid, alternative explanation to the perception of a disease excess.

Developed as an evaluative tool, initial reports of its psychometric properties suggest that it is a valid measure of parent's perceptions of their child's health status, functional limitations and well-being, and test re-test reliability of the total questionnaire score was high (ICC 0.97 (0.95-0.99)) [ 87].

The findings of the present study point to satisfactory validity and reliability for an assessment of QoL among participants with ID, which suggests that persons with mild cognitive impairment are capable of reporting their perceptions in a valid and reliable way.

A valid and reliable model of time perception must account for these characteristics.