Sentence examples for because of perceived deficient from inspiring English sources

Compared with male GPs, female GPs significantly more frequently referred because of perceived deficient medical knowledge and to reassure the patient (OR = 2.22 and 1.97, respectively) (Table 2).

In this perspective, immigrants are perceived deficient and therefore supposed to learn the way of life in the receiving country.

It's too easy to not try something because of perceived pressures.

And because of perceived weaknesses, women often believe that they have to behave more like men.

Porous pavements are beginning to replace impermeable alternatives because of perceived hydrologic benefits.

Many are risk-averse because of perceived financial risk.

Putin was emboldened to believe he could take Crimea because of perceived American weakness.

Forbes: Can you give some examples of value, but expectations were low because of perceived risks?

They include a fear of jeopardizing a career because of perceived stigma.

A recent Treasury proposal would, however, repeal this rule for ESOPs, because of perceived abuse.

Or should Street dismiss him because of perceived flaws?