Sentence examples for average perceived from inspiring English sources

The average perceived childcare accessibility index (PCAI) results across countries is shown in Fig. 1.

Figure 2 confronts the actual and the average perceived unemployment rates across countries, highlighting once again the tendency for the overestimation of the unemployment rate.

Therefore, HMPD basically simplifies the signal representation, in terms of uniformity, by removing the voicing decision, without losing, on average, perceived quality.

It can be deduced from Figure 17 that CLO maximizing the sum MOS (solid lines) increases the number of users being served with the same average perceived quality by more than, compared to equal resource allocation (dashed lines).

Results of the AB test are shown in Fig. 7. Using hybrid LSF contours in addition to pitch improves the average perceived quality compared to the hybrid pitch-only case.

The average perceived stress index in the group with T-TH was 27.9%; 30.6% for girls and 25.1% for boys, in the group with migraine - 19.1%; 20.6% for girls and 17.6% for boys, with migraine and coexisting T-TH 29.5%; 33.5% for girls and 25.5% for boys.

This is consistent across age and gender suggesting that ambulance personnel on average perceive themselves as healthier than their colleagues in the work force in general.

We chose the "one-SEM" criterion which means that 1*SEM is an estimate of the MID, the effect which patients (on average) perceive as subjective change [ 34].

Indicating oneself as a professional in a health leadership position was supported by a higher-than-average perceived level of competencies, but no exceptional competence was evident.

Exposure assessment was based upon the averaged perceived job strain at the work unit level rather than at the individual level while prescription of antidepressant medication was taken as an indicator of poor mental health.

Second, the PSDs 'social' and 'serene' were significantly associated with average users' perceived restorativeness.