Sentence examples for and that perceived from inspiring English sources

These results are consistent with the prior research, which found that brand awareness intensely affects the consumer decision-making process (Huang and Sarigöllü 2012; MacDonald and Sharp 2000) and that perceived quality significantly influences consumers' attitudes and purchase intentions (Pappu et al. 2005).

The results suggested that employees' perceived managerial support and job support had a significant impact on their perceived usefulness of the e-learning system for individual learning, and that perceived organizational support had a significant influence on the perceived usefulness of the e-learning system for social learning.

Huckabee, who recently quit his Fox News show to explore another run for president, said Beyonce has become a role model to young girls and that perceived vulgarity is a problem.

Molecular phylogenetic analyses using nuclear and mitochondrial gene sequences both indicate that these taxa are not closely related and that perceived similarities are a result of convergent evolution.

The original study [ 23] shows that reliability is good and that perceived pressure did not differ for male and female caregivers, and for spouse and non-spouse caregivers.

The path coefficient indicated that patient satisfaction impacts patient loyalty directly, and that perceived quality is not a mediator of the relationship between patient satisfaction and loyalty intention.

They identified an interaction effect and assumed that perceived control and positive emotional experiences were greater in situations of high subjective value while controlling for the main effects.

He called this "fit" and argued that perceived usefulness and perceived ease of use are not dependent on the system design features, but on this fit of user and system design features.

To ensure that these properties are set consistently, pre-processing is performed that converts all explicit hydrogen atoms to implicit hydrogen atom counts (ignoring isotopes and annotated stereo chemistry) and that perceives aromaticity.

Huang and colleagues [ 45] explored user behavior in mobile learning and found that perceived mobility has a positive impact on perceived usefulness.

This accounts for a dominance of wholes over parts and implies that perceived global structures mask incompatible local features.