Sentence examples for analogously perceived from inspiring English sources

Healthy participants and those who suffered from POAG, hypertension, and/or diabetes analogously perceived barriers to seeking health care.

Analogously, for Nishida, all perceived and conceptualized objects are "in" the "field of consciousness" (Nishida borrowed the term from William James).

Workplace identity analogously refers to the perceived fit between a person's sense of self and the workplace's norms and practices.

Analogously, if no saturation of the non-financial utility is perceived (no matter whether the utility is linearly or declines), the variable is defined as ({rm Sat}_i=0), otherwise ({rm Sat}_i=1) holds.

Prior studies have demonstrated that uncertainty influences partner choice in network formation (Beckman et al. 2004; Podolny 1994); analogously, the benefits and costs of the different types of interlocks might be perceived differently depending on a firm's perceived levels of uncertainty.

And analogously, we might suppose, just as the recipe for avoiding error is to withhold assent from that whose truth is not perceived clearly and distinctly, so the recipe for avoiding moral error, or sin, is to refuse to choose that whose goodness is not perceived clearly and distinctly.

For perceived advantage?

"Swaps are perceived as riskless.

Or, more accurately, perceived pressure.

Indeed perceived age.

"One is perceiving.