Sentence examples for based on user perception from inspiring English sources
For probe localization, the ROI were selected based on user perception of contrast between pixels.
For vessel structure the ROI were selected based on user perception of the anatomical boundries of vessel or valve walls.
Feedback is based on user perceptions of organisational indicators of Innovation Enablers, Activities, and Outputs to provide an overall rating of innovation performance; this can be compared with a self-rating of innovativeness to allow some interpretation of the congruence between the user and their organisation.
VR experience is based on users' perception of the virtual world (Mihelj et al., 2013).
Several criteria concerning comfort evaluation are not agreed between different authors and different normative codes such as use of peak instead of root-mean-square (rms) acceleration; influence of waveform on comfort evaluation; and comfort evaluation based on users' perception and level of complaint.
Rather than using standardised variables in 'user perception' study models such as perceived ease of use and perceived usefulness, we adopted a constructivist (qualitative) approach by using flexible themes based on user-perception studies, such as user's perceptions on positive and negative issues, perceived benefits, and opinions on removing the system.
Traditional landowner views amongst Europeans and westerners - or in most urbanized societies - are contrasted by the spiritual relationship between the herders and the land incorporating much greater areas and a perception based on user right - not land ownership - a concept among many traditional indigenous peoples which would be considered a sacrilege or impossible.
Although VideoJug is not based on "user generated content", it does involve users.
*Outcomes marked as potential given the exploratory nature of the relationships based on end-user perception.
This study informs the future development of the TB-STS by identifying the need for training to reach wider professional groups, and argues for its continuation based on service users' perception that it is useful.
