The landfill is perceived not only as an environmental scourge but also as a threat to subsistence at a time of rising unemployment.
Mr Davis's problem is that he is perceived not only as ineffectual but insipid; a bad combination for any leader.Bruce Warren TomsSan Carlos, CaliforniaIf the suit fits...SIR – You are wrong to ascribe the feelgood factor primarily to females ("The female feelgood factor", September 27th).
This indicates that body proportions are perceived not only as indicators of health and physique as suggested by Pond [20] but also of nature, attitude, moral character and social status of an individual consistent with the Watve and Yajnik hypothesis [7].
Currently, metformin is perceived not only as a hypoglycemic agent but also as a comprehensive medication.
Females with smaller breasts are perceived not only as moral and modest but also as competent, ambitious, and intelligent.
For example, Fiske et al. [ 30] have shown that wealthy individuals are perceived not only as highly competent, but also as hostile and low in warmth.
This kind of teamwork has been perceived not only to prevent, but also to cause prescribing errors, as the responsible physician may rely on another person to identify errors made 28.
This theory implies that people are choosing alternative health care for expedient reasons: CAM methods are perceived not only as effective, but also as milder and causing less adverse side-effects [ 1, 17, 21]. 2. Determination for more personal involvement in the healing process in order to keep control over own health care decisions.
With the growing myriad of connexin interacting proteins, including cytoskeletal elements, junctional proteins, and enzymes, gap junctions are now perceived, not only as channels between neighboring cells, but as signaling complexes that regulate cell function and transformation.
