Sentence examples for criteria perceived from inspiring English sources
Academic research and official statistics distinguish populations according to criteria perceived to mark a substantial difference.
The number of times each criterion was cited in the studies retrieved was used as a proxy to identify the criteria perceived to be most important.
Satisfaction with Life Scale SLSS) The SLS (Diener et al. 1985) serves to measure perceived quality of life on the basis of person-specific criteria.
Figure 5 IRM of criteria in perceived customer benefits dimension.
There are also provisions blocking U.S. support for a Palestinian state unless it meets a long list of criteria regarding perceived Israeli security needs.
Some criteria are perceived differently among varying groups of professionals.
63 These differences may again reflect differences in diagnostic criteria employed, perceived acceptability of symptoms, and ease of access to primary care, which varies across different health care systems.
We and the GSA Board of Directors saw the need for a journal to serve the genetics community by providing an outlet for dissemination of findings and experimental resources in genetics and genomics—an outlet unrestricted by subjective editorial criteria of perceived significance or predicted breadth of interest.
The method proposed defines four attributes that should be evaluated for the different relevant criteria subject to potential conflict: the importance of the criterion, the perceived risk, the fairness, and the affected side's willingness to make dialogue.
PQoL as dependent or criterion variable, perceived social support as the proposed mediator and perceived family stress as independent variable (predictor) were included to the simple mediation model.
