Sentence examples for effects are perceived from inspiring English sources

These effects are perceived as a binocular rivalry, and this binocular rivalry must be quantified.

In general, enlarging images result in blurring effects within initially interpolated images, and these blurring effects are perceived more conspicuously in regions with jagged edge artifacts.

"Unless the effects of individual projects are aggregated to ensure that their cumulative effects are perceived and measured in future [endangered species] consultations, it is difficult to have any confidence in a wide, regional no-jeopardy opinion," the court said.

In one story, a scientist who engineered cloned dogs who glow red marvels not at their unnatural color, but that he was able to implant genes at all, giving special meaning to his own field rather than how its effects are perceived by non-specialists.

Similar effects are perceived as the outcome of a glare from a jealous neighbour (locally named as 'nazar') [ 20].

A clinical observation that may further partly explain the low level of indication for SSRIs is that patients using SSRIs and not having any side effects are perceived to be quite reluctant to discontinue their prescription drug, which may contribute to a low level of indication for treatment.

Moreover, enlarging the images resulted in blurring effects within the initially upscaled images, and these effects were perceived more conspicuously in regions with jagged edge artifacts.

Ongoing risk/benefit analyses may result in side effects being perceived as acceptable or unacceptable risks.

In these settings, prescribing a medicine without (with minimal) side effects was perceived as a mark of competence.

Side effects were perceived as problematic and anxiety arose most commonly when experiences deviated from information provided.

When adverse effects were perceived while performing the exercises, our participants naturally responded with a poor-adherence to the prescribed home programme.