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The UK's Insitute of Applied Catalysis is also an answer to "a clear perceived innovation gap in the UK between academe and industry," identified through the government's Foresight programme.

Despite this limitation, some clear perceived differences between treatments were evident in this survey.

There was no clear perceived benefit from SR in terms of data entry time savings, quality of care, quality of documentation, or impact on clinical and administrative workflow.

Where focus groups were conducted in a town with a regional university offering entry level professional training courses, there was a clear perceived impact on both recruiting rural youth to professional qualifications and retaining them in that region.

To summarize, while half of the twelve participants favoured the use of SR for electronic progress notes over other data entry methods, there was no clear perceived benefit to SR regarding time savings, quality of care, quality of documentation, or impact on clinical and administrative workflow.

To Dr. Mundrane, the benefits are clear: by monitoring only the number of megabytes, and not the content of the files, the university continues to protect student privacy and steers clear of perceived censorship.

The Republicans have substantially backed down from Senator McConnell's "hell, no" position of last week because the polling is crystal clear: Anyone perceived as opposing financial reform will lose badly in November.

A number of factors may account for the steady rise--the elimination of Early Action decisions at Harvard, United States population demographics, and (until recently) the increasing accessibility of financial aid--but no matter which you might think is predominantly responsible, one thing is clear: the perceived value of four years at Harvard is higher than ever before.

Lisa Marie Presley, friend to John Travolta and Kelly Preston and fellow Scientologist, has taken to her MySpace page to defend the couple after the tragic death of their teenage son Jett, clear up perceived misunderstandings about Scientology and relay how much the Travoltas gave to their son.

Familiarity with aesthetes makes it clear that perceiving certain properties can be very subtle and require considerable training and attention.

In 258 referrals (63%) GPs perceived clear diagnostic benefits, while in 202 referrals (49%) they perceived clear treatment benefits.