Sentence examples for better perceived as from inspiring English sources
He reckons that it is better perceived as a symbiont that is sometimes helpful and sometimes harmful.
Clinical symptoms indicating the severity of diarrhea, such as fever, dry mouth, sunken eyes, lethargy, vomiting, and wrinkled skin, were better perceived as important signs of dehydration by mothers who sought care in univariate analysis, although only fever, lethargy, and frequent stooling remained significant in the multivariate model.
During the course of their depression, individuals want to go back to their past when things were perceived as better.
We do not have a convincing explanation for the relationship between education and responsiveness, particularly when considering that in inpatient care, those with an intermediate level of education perceive responsiveness worse than in outpatient care where it is perceived as better.
Getting customers to pay is easier if the product is somehow better — or perceived as being better — than what they had received free.
Patients perceiving glucose control as better perceived less impact of diabetes, had fewer depressive symptoms, followed a diabetic diet, and had lower A1C.
"He doesn't have to be the best manager, just perceived as better than his rivals," said Havlík.
Generally speaking, it's better to be perceived as marketing "with" rather than "to" millennials.
One should note that from the start, capitalism, as the existing political system, had a bad reputation, and socialism and communism as ideas of a better future were perceived as noble.
Fruit juices usually get better press since perceived as rich in vitamins and hence healthy, but juices contain a lot of sugar and as a result are quite high in calories.
