Sentence examples for array of perceived from inspiring English sources

These voters have long felt intensely anxious over an array of perceived threats to their identity, values and way of life; from migrants and unelected Eurocrats in Brussels, to distant elites in Westminster.

You can also make a pretty good argument that the Tea Partiers' resentment of black people, or of what a majority of them see as excessive attention to the problems of black people, is not racism per se but merely a subset of a vague resentment of a diverse array of perceived "others".

Though Chinese authorities deny the existence of such measures, Communist Party security officials appear to be expanding the use of extended home confinement, abductions and in some cases assault or torture against a broadening array of perceived enemies, according to rights advocates and legal experts.

The diverse array of perceived impacts and risks from the spruce beetle outbreak in Kenai Peninsula communities presents both opportunities and obstacles for forest management in the context of changing forest conditions.

Patients with musculoskeletal conditions reported a broad array of perceived physical activity barriers and facilitators.

It is clear from Table 1 that some states (e.g. Illinois and Texas) conducted multiple investigations of perceived clusters for a wide array of cancers.

The results, shown in Figure 4, demonstrate a striking modulation of perceived left/right orientation in the horizontal axis trials: objects on the left side of the array are twice as likely to be seen as viewed from the right as objects on the right side of the array (50% more likely for the single cube condition).

A handful of perceived ringleaders were detained.

Rating of perceived exertion.

Session rating of perceived exertion.

The common practice of hybridising samples with no technical replication (i.e. one replicate of each sample per experiment) is a result of the relatively high cost of arrays, the perceived improvement in array manufacturing quality, and the difficulties of obtaining sufficient amounts of high quality mRNA from some clinical samples.