Sentence examples for assessment of perception from inspiring English sources

Yee and colleagues [ 29] reported that 29.2% of 171 patients with BPD assessed by SCL-90 heard voices, but their qualitative assessment of perception disorders was carried out son a non-random subsample of ten cases.

This research presents some limitations in the form of a small sample size and of a single assessment of perception of inequity at T0.

Assessment of perception of light was not standardized.

Qualitative assessment of perceptions surrounding preterm birth in Malawi, the country with the highest preterm birth rate in the world [ 1- 5], has been limited.

This is the first known assessment of perceptions regarding a spatial repellent and/or contact irritant vector control strategy designed for implementation at the house level.

In addition, INS was contracted to prepare focus group discussions in the communities targeted by the Project to allow a qualitative assessment of perceptions of the cash transfer initiative.

29 30 The periodic assessment of perceptions and behaviours related to mosquito-borne diseases may play an important role in the design and implementation of future prevention programmes by providing useful information about individuals and subgroups that are most likely to benefit from conventional health communication campaigns.

This scoring method, which was used by Leao and Sheiham in Dental Impacts on Daily Living [ 22], an earlier indicator from the same research team, is coherent with the aforementioned theoretical base and with the current consensus on the assessment of perceptions.

This checklist will enable urban designers to perform a phenomenological assessment of time perception and compare this perception in different urban spaces, thereby improving pedestrians' experiences of time through a purposeful design.

These findings provide evidence of new behavioural indicators for objective assessment of food perception in cats.

Assessment of Vibration Perception Threshold (VPT) is measured using a Neurothesiometer (Horwell, Scientific Laboratory Supplies, Wilford, Nottingham, UK).