Sentence examples for combined perception from inspiring English sources

The Mann Whitney U test was used for pairwise comparisons between the groups of combined perception of rehabilitation needs.

The χ test was used to analyse the differences between the groups of combined perception of rehabilitation needs with regard to sex, stroke severity and informal care.

The underlying pathogenesis of DAN is multifactorial and comprises gastrointestinal motility dysfunction, metabolic insults to internal nerve fibers, neurovascular insufficiency, alterations in gastrointestinal hormone secretion, and abnormal interoception (combined perception of afferent neural trafficking from the internal organs).

The Kruskal-Wallis ANOVA test was used first to determine if there was a difference between the three groups of combined perception of rehabilitation needs regarding age, SOC, use of inpatient (number of days) and outpatient (number of contacts) healthcare services, and caregiver burden.

However, if the findings are seen within the context of constructivism [ 29] where each of us see the world differently but our combined perceptions often share similarities and differences which enhance our understanding of phenomena.

As Lincoln and Guba [ 25] have challenged the research world in their pursuit of naturalistic inquiry in research (constructivism), each of us sees the world differently but our combined perceptions, even that of a few, often share similarities and differences which enhance our understanding of phenomena.

Reminiscent of Gerhard Richter, with whom Ms. Kneffel studied, the paintings imaginatively combine perception and reality, or as the artist once explained, they "create something to hang onto, which disappears the moment you try to grasp it".

In this paper, we present a consistent and theoretically sound framework for combining perception and control for accurate musical timing.

Why it's interesting: Osaro's machine intelligence software combines perception (which we've seen plenty of in the past, including with image identification) with decision-making abilities that will ostensibly help computer and robotic systems teach themselves to act more efficiently through trial and error (which we've seen more infrequently).

Here again, combining perception surveys with quantitative measurements would inform deeper discussion, both of the differences between the perceived and actual importance in a given location, and of how it is influenced by local circumstances.

In the same way, the Practice-based Educational EnvironMulrooneyure (PEEM; Mulrooney 2005) combines perceptions of teaching and learning, whereas the DR-CLE (Bloomfield and Subramaniam 2008) measures these aspects separately.