Sentence examples for alternative perception of from inspiring English sources

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Also, citizens (and mainstream scholars) have learnt to see problems through the deforming lenses of this available solution instead of elaborating a possible alternative perception of the area where they lived.

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Whilst on some occasions the importance of relatives or friends was pragmatic, for example to see a mole on the back that a patient couldn't see themselves, more generally it was through the dialogue with others that previous experiences and alternative perceptions of the mole and its possible changes were discussed, and led people to finally seek help.

The alternative perception is a good example of how Aboriginal people can be stereotyped or their actions are misinterpreted or misunderstood by mainstream providers and applied to everyone based on the behaviours of a few.

Although PAMPA is thus more "informed" than other counter-based alternatives, its perception of the local node topology remains limited.

Reasons for this include concern over using any medication use during pregnancy, a desire for alternative therapies, perceptions of negative outcomes associated with steroid use, lack of support and guidance from health professionals regarding what to do with their asthma medications and the risks of poorly controlled asthma during pregnancy [ 22].

This is the case because mind may be defined as the selection (choice) between alternatives made available through perception of potential futures.

As the week progressed, it became abundantly clear that one thing conservative Republicans were most certainly not for was the Treasury plan, prompting them to begin searching for an alternative to avoid the perception of strictly being naysayers.

US Erdem et al. [32] HEV WTP for HEV CV Income, educational level, environmental concern, risk attitudes, gender and perception of alternative energy sources have a positive impact on the WTP for a HEV.

In their study, they summarized the main psychological obstacles to accepting Darwin's theory as cognitive obstacles (i.e., conceptual difficulties, methodological issues, and coherence problems that come from perception of alternative theories) and emotional obstacles (i.e., valued beliefs about God, souls, and morality).

These more recent activities reflect a completely changed perception of alternative and in vitro methods as a tool for toxicological risk assessment.

Evidence of selective impairments in blue-yellow but not red-green color perception would mitigate an alternative explanation that impaired perception of stimulus color reflects an attention dysfunction, and be consistent with the proposed hypothesis that dysregulation of central and retinal dopamine impairs blue-yellow color perception.

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