Sentence examples for by differing perceptions of from inspiring English sources
Continuity suffers sometimes, perhaps more than can be explained by differing perceptions of character.
Patient-family discord about treatment decisions can be influenced by differing perceptions of stress and symptoms or goals for cancer care (Zhang and Siminoff 2003b; Siminoff, Rose, et al 2006).
Whilst many farmers are profligate in their use of water, some are parsimonious: behavioural strategies vary and these strategies, we hypothesise, are accompanied by differing perceptions.
Previous research by our team that demonstrated differing perceptions of 'what constitutes an asthma attack' also added evidence that for many people, despite preventive therapy use, a respiratory viral infection may result in an asthma episode that they are 'unable to control'.
Differing perceptions of the responsibilities of herders and the level of control exercised by village chiefs led to frustration on both sides.
If the differing perceptions of April's mayoral elections are anything to go by, it is difficult to see how the city could be any more racially divided.
Shelke of the Institute of Food Technologists concedes that the term is problematic, but traces the issue to differing perceptions rather than misuse.
However, black and white patients, regardless of the pretreatment expectations or diagnosis, differ in their perceptions of skin reactions and pain induced by cancer treatment.
Results: ERPs and physicians differed in their perceptions of appropriate roles for ERPs.
Do these groups differ in their perceptions of medical professions?
