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Participants felt well trained in principles of biosafety and considered biosafety training to be highly important; conversely, they observed a lack of training in mathematical modeling, but perceived this topic to be less of a priority.

In a Canadian study, the majority of HIV-positive participants reported they would like to have access to information on assisted reproduction treatments, but perceived this as beyond their reach due to the high costs [ 24].

Guevara had hoped in the early days that the island might escape from the tyranny of sugar production and diversify its economy, but Castro perceived this to be an empty dream.

In particular, the sequence where Mr. Romney turned one of Mr. Santorum's attacks on his health care bill around to his advantage, instead attacking Mr. Santorum on his endorsement of Arlen Specter, stood out as a key moment: The betting market Intrade has gotten some things wrong this year, but it correctly perceived this to be a pivot point in the campaign.

"One is aspirational: 'This is where we intend to go.' This is the other, 'We've already become this but we're not perceived this way.' " Siegelgale confronts growing competition from a wide variety of rivals.

Parents of students could have received help for their child from community primary care services but they actually may have perceived this help as inadequate due to limited special mental health service capacities.

Greece must pay out around 20 billion euros ($26.8 billion) to holders of its bonds over the next two months it is selling more bonds to help pay for this, but perceived risks over the government's ability to pay back debt has pushed up interest rates on the debt (creating a vicious cycle).

But perceived power is, well, powerful.

"There are a lot of psychiatrists who have tried to analyze why people choose certain tattoos, but I really perceive this as self-identity," she said.

They may be physically active during work and daily activities, but may not perceive this as being physically active in terms of exercise.

Many patients spoke and moved at accelerated levels, but were unable to perceive this change.