The phrase "as perceived during" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe how something is understood or interpreted at a specific time or in a particular context.
Example: "The results of the study were influenced by various factors, as perceived during the interviews with participants."
Alternatives: "as experienced during" or "as observed during".
The innovative possibilities discussed in this paper mainly refer to novel ways of influencing product microstructures or textures as perceived during consumption, by means of contributions of single molecule fractions of complex systems derived from membrane fractionation techniques.
The participants rated their knee symptoms as perceived during the past week and also retrospectively, as experienced just before the injury.
Retrospective data entry has implications on memory retrieval of symptom occurrence and intensity; that is, fluctuations during the week might be missed and patients might report symptoms as perceived during the last days rather than on daily basis [ 13, 14].
At the end of the dialysis session, the HD patient will be asked to estimate pain level, boredom level and mood as perceived during the session, with a visual analogue scale graduated from 0 to 10. Nephrologists, nurses, and a specialist in adapted physical activities will monitor the patient.
REINARTZ: Together with Mr. Mulloy, when we looked at 'Were there any launch commits, any level two as I perceived during the telecom,' I got no disagreement concerning the Thiokol launch between any of the level-three elements.
We used general exercise on an ergometer cycle, in order to resemble physical activity, with the aim of fatiguing the subjects to the same extent as that perceived during a general exercise session.
Ratings indexed affective arousal and valence, as well as perceived risk during the anticipation phase of each gamble (first 4 seconds of a trial).
However, Gathii (2011) emphasizes International Law reform defended by TWAIL not necessarily through the use of power by countries, because it can generate more negative externalities than the benefits in a short term period, as it was perceived during the colonization process.
The level of exercise was calculated so as to be similar to that perceived during a general exercise session.
Spiers and Maguire (2008) also describe an iterative re-planning process that takes place during wayfinding: seeking expected landmarks and views to cue particular actions (e.g. turn right at the bank) and then re-planning to resolve any expectation violations as the environment is perceived during navigation.
Physiotherapists reported that pain (defined as persistent physical pain perceived during the last four weeks) was present in 51.4% of children and adolescents with CP.
