He is perceived to act without priorities or plans, to chase after publicity and bling, to insult subordinates, and to back down or pout when he meets resistance.
It is perceived to act by interrupting peripheral nociceptor sensitisation and, subsequently, central sensitisation, which are among the central neurophysiological events of individual migraine attacks and, when often repeated, are considered to be key factors in migraine chronification [21, 22].
Since family factors were perceived to act as both barriers and enablers to extended duty delivery by dental nurses in this study, further research should also explore views on delivery of preventive care from the families' perspective.
This pathway is perceived to act as an ATP source under anaerobic conditions and in small colony variants (SCV) lacking a functional respiratory chain [ 12, 13], and it is also thought to be an important player in pH homeostasis as it was also found to be expressed in biofilms [ 14- 16].
It assumes that the time and effort required for meeting the conditions of fairness is justified for two reasons: First, it is important to act ethically and be perceived to be acting ethically – in this case, fairly.
Small acts of kindness are perceived to add to the continent's pull-factor, as if the provision of dry clothes and water is a consideration when deciding whether to place your children in a dangerously overloaded dinghy and cross a rough sea at night to escape a war back home.
Saying that Mr. Lodhi had overstepping his authority, Mr. Gilani objected to the blunt statement, a public acknowledgment that while the intelligence services are technically answerable to the prime minister, they are widely perceived to act independently of civilian control.
Here, the leader is perceived to have acted in the best interests of the patient regardless of the outcome.
The LGBT community knows all too well how easily those who are perceived to "look" or "act" different can be singled out for harassment and discrimination.
The worse the punishment for the act is, the more "bad" the act is perceived to be.
