Sentence examples for assumed perceived from inspiring English sources

"As English is not our native language, we totally understand that the USPTO may have been right on the assumed perceived vulgarity of our men's underwear application, but a layman here and there could certainly argue that Comfyballs for women's underwear is equally or more vulgar than the same for men".

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.

In this study, I assumed that perceived behavioral control (PBC) would emerge in the form of a linear path model of a person's orientation to apprenticeship, and the path would present antecedents of apprenticeship choice.

Health risks assumed through perceived need to reduce expenditure and insufficient support to maintain dwellings or self-manage conditions was also described.

In particular it was assumed that perceived impact would be higher for UXO victims than the Non-UXO group, females over males, and those without prostheses over those with.

Based on the self-efficacy theory, where it is assumed that perceived self-efficacy is about what individuals believe they can do with the skills they have or what they can learn in various circumstances and situations [ 7], it has been suggested that the more empowered patients feel, the more likely they are to be motivated to manage their disease and adhere to their medications [ 9, 16].

Drivers not observing the PGI signs are also assumed to perceive a constant waiting time at car parks having a high utilization (e.g., above 95%).

However, the possible randomness (if no bias is assumed) in perceiving the other agents' peer-appreciations is in the model of similar type, and with similar effects, as randomness described by (pi _mathrm{o}), i.e. adding noise in individual decision events.

They assume that perceived risk differs from assessed risk in that it may more readily be manipulated.

Our experimental design assumes that perceived gaze direction can be approximated by the sum angle of head view and eye position relative to the head [ 2].

When comparing people in the different stages of change, precontemplators are assumed to perceive more pros than cons of the "unhealthy" behavior.