Sentence examples for divergence in perception from inspiring English sources

It would be imprudent, however, to wholly attribute the cross-national difference to cultural divergence in perception, as deprived PSE participants included both working and unemployed individuals.

Financial resources were identified as the most important barrier to providing patients access to their EHR and there was a divergence in perceptions from healthcare providers and what they thought patients would want in terms of access to the EHR, with providers being less willing to provide access and patients desire for greater access to the full record.

Fear of inflation and broad-based aversion to debt also help to explain a striking divergence in the perception of Germany's wealth at home and abroad.

A similar divergence in the perception of WTs was demonstrated in a study on a planned wind park in the Wadden Sea [28].

Here, we investigate how evolutionary divergence in sensory perception relates to differences in peripheral sensory coding.

In this study, we address how evolutionary divergence in sensory perception relates to the physiological coding of stimuli.

There is considerable divergence in the perception of the effectiveness of current approaches, and a willingness amongst many GPs to refer to qualified hypnotherapists if it can be shown to be effective, even though this treatment is considered "alternative" and potentially dangerous.

Of note, the drug-response curve for self-ratings of hyperactivity very closely matched that for investigator-ratings of this measure, indicating an appreciable amount of divergence in subjects' perceptions of the effects of treatment on their constituent symptom clusters.

Strictly observing the interviewing rules of background, Hoagland thus reported a stunning divergence in Blair's perception of British and American strategic interests.

Our analysis examined divergences in local perceptions of the function of corridors and the authorities involved in management in order to understand the politics of corridor protection.

Such divergence in attitudes can contribute to perceptions of interprofessional conflict among childbearing women [ 22] and thus reduce the culture of safety for women and families who choose planned home birth [ 17, 23].