Sentence examples for be due to perceived from inspiring English sources
Avoidance of trees could be due to perceived increased predation risk, reduced habitat quality, or a combination of these potentially confounding factors.
This paradox may be due to perceived lack of benefit in quitting smoking.
This may be due to perceived patient embarrassment, patients not feeling prepared for the examination and potential issues with past history of sexual assault or fear of disclosing sexual orientation.
Stigma could also be due to perceived fear of occupational injuries to HCWs due to unavailability of protective equipment which will further fuel the fear of HIV infection amongst HCW.
Unlike the common idea that seeking healthcare in a more familiar context, such as their country of origin, may in the case of migrants be due to (perceived) social, cultural, religious, and linguistic differences, as was found by the Korean immigrants in New Zealand [ 1, 16], the Irish study suggested that this was due to insufficient information about the Irish health system.
This reluctance is due to perceived high guest expectations of comfort levels and amenity access among these properties.
This was due to perceived behavioural characteristics of motorcyclists – who were viewed as 'thrill seekers' – as well as observed behaviours on the road.
Leigh Goodwin, an analyst at Citigroup, estimated that much of the £20 billion to £25 billion, or about $32 billion to $40 billion, in lost market value of the three largest banks over the past year was due to "perceived regulatory risk".
According to Kymlicka (2012), the regression, of multiculturalism is due to perceived threats hanging over border security, human rights and economic prosperity.
Of six dropouts, three were due to perceived side effects; one subject in the diazoxide group experienced rash, another dizziness, and one in the placebo group sleep disturbance.
