The phrase "at last perceived" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something has finally been noticed or understood after a period of time.
Example: "After years of searching for the truth, she at last perceived the reality of the situation."
Alternatives: "finally recognized" or "ultimately understood".
In total 11% (147 out of 1356) had a family history of CRC, 32% (438 out of 1356) had experience with CRC screening, and 23% (317 out of 1356) perceived themselves at risk for developing CRC.
In addition it was also found that the direct effect of subjective norm (at 0.194) and perceived behavioral control (at 0.336) to the entrepreneurial intention that these results support the hypothesis 6 (H6) and hypothesis 7 (H7).
After conducting tests on three variables directly influence theory of planned behavior to entrepreneurship education to students in China, found that only subjective norm (at 0.205) and perceived behavioral control (at 0.402) have significant influence on entrepreneurial education.
Meanwhile in the case of students in Indonesia, attitude towards entrepreneurship alone has most significant effect to entrepreneur education (at 0.221) and perceived behavioral control has most significant effect to entrepreneurial intention (at 0.336).
As a news junkie all my life I am amazed at what people today perceive as real news.
The information from this survey provides as a glimpse into the FM landscape in the United States at the end of 2005 as perceived by a self-selected group of FM patients with Internet access.
A record number of commenters on the Us magazine Web site — more than 6,600, at last count — weighed in, most focusing on the magazine's perceived bias.
Paediatric residents self-reported their HH adherence at 70 99% and perceived hospital-wide adherence at 45 80%.
Our technique is much better than JPEG and at comparable level to JPEG2000 concerning perceived quality, but with slightly higher RMSE.
In the current sample, women aged 35 59 years were perceived to be most at risk of developing breast cancer.
