Sentence examples for detail perceptions from inspiring English sources

Few studies detail perceptions of family planning services offered at different facilities in these communities.

This study determines in detail perceptions of risk of contracting and transmitting STI/HIV in a group of Nigerian CSWs in the Raval district of Barcelona.

The sequential nature of data collection will allow analysis of survey data to inform focus groups with Nurse Consultant's investigating in more detail perceptions of role value, barriers and facilitators to role effectiveness, relationships, role support and resource provision.

The goal of this study was to measure physicians' and patients' attitudes and beliefs regarding vitamin D and calcium and their importance in the treatment of osteoporosis and to detail perception and actual compliance with guidelines regarding these supplements in Asian populations.

Detailed perceptions led to fluctuation in the number of Chinese students considering study in New Zealand in the past decade, according to Iain Martin, deputy vice chancellor at the University of Auckland.

To understand natural speech, adults require detailed perception of individual speech sounds, well-defined lexical representations of word forms, and the ability to access these representations rapidly as incoming speech is processed.

A semi-structured interview was designed to explore how patients cope with their advanced cancer and to detail their perceptions of dignity.

This study is one of the first articles to explore in detail, students' perceptions and attitudes towards video based teaching in Ghana, and provides interesting insights with regard to the concept and its application in tertiary institutions.

It would also be interesting to discover how patients experience this information exchange, and further research is needed to detail patients' perceptions and actual consultations.

This qualitative study is the first to describe, in detail, the perceptions and experiences of diabetes-related stigma from the perspective of adults with type 2 diabetes mellitus (T2DM).

All participants in the think-aloud exercise will subsequently be interviewed to explore in more detail their perceptions about how they make decisions about initiating end of life care, and the information that they think they use, including specific challenges they currently face in practice.