Sentence examples for addressing this perception from inspiring English sources

By addressing this perception directly, Mr. Hasebe hopes to overcome reservations his viewers and fans might have.

And few genres address this perception so directly, and effectively as that of song.

But he said that the exhibitions were part of the museum's longstanding commitment to the field, not something created to address this perception.

The RAS are concerned that if UK astronomers are disillusioned about job opportunities in science and academia, "will they go out into the community with a positive attitude toward scientific research?" To address this perception, the RAS suggested that "it might be appropriate for PPARC to run an 'end-of-PhD course' dealing with issues of careers, transferable skills, and job hunting".

To address this perception, students were posed a question regarding their preferred laboratory partner.

At the end of the second study period, all participants completed for a second time the perception questionnaire addressing this time the acceptability of the second version of the 7-day food record.

This paper seeks to go some way to addressing this gap by exploring the perceptions and experiences of employees with diabetes.

Addressing that perception is the work of generations, not years.

The FQL consists of 28 adjectives addressing the perception of fatigue [ 25].

This study addresses the perception of workers against risk factors that may contribute to the development of musculoskeletal complaints through the Job Factors Questionnaire.

However, while the emerging AHCIP model may place a gap between industry money and individual investigators, possibly rendering conflict of interest disclosure policies less useful, this does not address the perception that the involvement of industry with academic institutions may pose more pernicious threats to values that AHCs represent and the trust that the public places in them [3, 19].