Sentence examples for case of perceiving from inspiring English sources

According to sense-datum theories, when your experience is a case of perceiving a public object, such as a white wall that looks red, you indirectly perceive the wall by immediately perceiving a red sense-datum.

A study by Droit-Volet [ 2] demonstrated that the presentation length of emotional pictures is more likely to be overestimated compared to neutral stimuli due to an increased level of arousal in case of perceiving emotional pictures.

Waiting-list times for first appointment were not documented, but all clinics reported a formal triage system to expedite appointments in case of perceived urgency.

As described above, the only exception existed in the case of perceived sense of competence as a teacher, which was significantly lower for respondents who held secondary jobs that were very different with respect to the subject taught.

"[In the case of perceived stigma], it doesn't matter that you did some health care training or you engaged with the doctors or the nurses or the allied health professionals," Baral concluded.

The association of pet ownership with the sum of disease indicators was about the same as in the case of perceived health with the cumulative odds ratio only slightly deviating from 1.0 (Table 5).

Fourth, the predictors did not explain a large percentage of the variance, particularly in the case of perceived stigma.

We found evidence for a mediation effect of general mindfulness in the case of perceived stress, quality of life, and partially on vital exhaustion.

It was found that 90.2% of the respondents experienced feelings of Acceptance, which was 83.8% in the case of perceived Benefits.

In case of perceived failure of healthcare to manage DM or related complications many, particularly women, turned to traditional healers and herbalists in the folk sector, practising CAM for treatment with traditional herbs or food supplements.

However, as evidenced by a significant interaction between current psychological distress and stigma type (p < 0.001), the discrepancy between the two groups was somewhat greater in the case of perceived stigma.