Sentence examples for clearly perceptions from inspiring English sources

Post hoc paired t-tests were then carried out for each group separately for changes in perceived likelihood in order to clarify the pattern of changes seen in Figure 2. Clearly, perceptions are higher among the high risk and affected women in comparison with the low and moderate risk women.

Clearly, perception can be influenced not only by the context of current background but also by the residues (after-effects) of previous stimulation.

This contrasts quite clearly with perceptions of Christianity or of the institutional churches revealed by other polls.

Rating scales make it easier to compare different board members' evaluations and highlight clearly where perceptions vary.

For a lot of people, saying something like "I want to make her better," as Scaramucci did, could clearly undercut perceptions of a person's competence.

As such, the second narrative could be seen as a representation of the Goods-Dominant (G-D) logic view on things, thus referring to some of the interviewees' clearly mechanical perceptions of value as something separate from the value co-creation process.

Clearly, adolescents' perceptions of peers' judgment can impact health behavior choices.

Clearly, such perceptions may influence uptake of a new treatment offered to families with Paget's disease.

Any such questionnaire must therefore not only be brief and easily understood but should avoid reference to clearly abnormal perceptions (hallucinations) and such obvious implication of psychiatric disorder as suicidal inclinations.

"Clearly the perception that we, as a society, are giving children, is not the perception we want them to be getting". She added: "Regrettably the attitudes of a large part of society mean breastfeeding is not always encouraged; local support is patchy, advice is not always consistent and often overly dogmatic, support in the workplace not always conducive to continued breastfeeding.

Ken would splutter at that, Boris would bumble, but Brian states flatly, as if reading from an incident book: "That is clearly a perception that we need to demolish".