Sentence examples for assumed to perceive from inspiring English sources

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%).

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

We used a Go/NoGo operant conditioning paradigm to test acoustic cue weighting in a species assumed to perceive vowel formants in similar ways as humans, namely the zebra finch (Taeniopygia guttata) (Dooling et al. 1995; Ohms et al. 2010a).

Dyads which were placed in the same group in the majority of pile sorts (13 or more) were also identified, and assumed to be perceived as more similar than those which were less often placed together.

The total number of household members and the number amongst them with chronic diseases are assumed to increase the perceived extent of the loss, as well as the perceived risk.

Spatial factors, like the density of seating, were assumed to influence the perceived crowding and perception of a space.

In my opinion, it cuts both ways: Thin women are often assumed to be healthy, perceived to be beautiful and afforded the luxury of approval and attention from both sexes.

Thirdly, change processes are assumed to be 'experiential' (perceived need to change thoughts, feelings and attitudes including communication with others) and 'behavioural' (actual change, e.g. contacting the employer) ([ 8], p.237).

During physical touch perception, suppressive interactions are assumed to positively relate to perceived stimulus contrast (Braun et al. 2002; Cardini et al. 2011; Puts et al. 2011).

Also in humans, such RF shrinkages presumably mediated by suppressive interactions, are assumed to positively relate to perceived stimulus contrast (Braun et al. 2002; Cardini et al. 2011; Puts et al. 2011).

For example, a common definition of PPH as an adverse event was not present in all reports, and reports that used the term excessive bleeding were assumed to be referring to perceived PPH.