Sentence examples for been perceived as less from inspiring English sources
Dr. Harriet Ritvo, a historian at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology who has studied the relationship of people and domestic animals, said: "The habits of cats have always been perceived as less vulnerable to human control" than those of dogs.
Full professors, who "have more tools to avoid or resist challenges to their abuses and prerogatives" (Martin, 2016, para. 55), were more likely to self-plagarize an abstract to our new international, interdisciplinary conference, which may have been perceived as less prestigious, and therefore less powerful.
Also, a GP's assistance has been perceived as less helpful than the above-mentioned methods.
Study messages, while timely, were not emergency alerts and, thus, may have been perceived as less relevant, important or "memorable" than other public health agency messages HCPs received during the same time frame.
Similarly, cigarettes historically marketed as "light," which largely relied on ventilated filters to reduce yields [ 19] have been perceived as less hazardous to health [ 28– 30], and terms such as "light" and "mild have been banned as misleading in a number of countries.
Because these spinoffs have long established records, "they're perceived as less risky than the younger I.P.O.'s that were formed in the 1999-2000 period," said Larry Wieseneck, chief of United States equity capital markets at Lehman Brothers.
It is based on linear programming and assumes that mine production should happen preferably in regions that are perceived as less risky by mining companies.
Since these are not specific to health, the bulk of funding has gone to fields other than health R&D which are perceived as less risky.
As women become more successful, they're perceived as less likable; for men, it's the opposite.
