Sentence examples for enhanced perceptions of from inspiring English sources

In 2001, a market research survey of potential travelers from Japan, Taiwan and Hong Kong found that the Olympic news coverage markedly enhanced perceptions of Sydney as a multicultural city welcoming to Asians.

Enhanced perceptions of social support are associated with adherence to exercise behaviors and attendance in exercise settings for healthy populations [ 37].

The community engagement activities that form part of the Sustrans 'DIY Streets' programme will have involved some social interaction, which may have contributed indirectly to enhanced perceptions of safety.

Consistent with the hypotheses of this study, it was shown that the use of specialist virtual agents (as compared to a generalist virtual agent) enhanced perceptions of agent expertise, information credibility, website trust (ability, benevolence, integrity), and purchase intention.

In five school-based intervention studies, participants have been receptive to such techniques by reporting enhanced perceptions of needs-support [15, 17 20].

"At the same time," he adds, "the aggressive marketing of these drugs may have contributed to this enhanced perception of their effectiveness in the absence of empirical evidence".

At the same time, the aggressive marketing of these drugs may have contributed to this enhanced perception of their effectiveness in the absence of empirical information". Peter Jones, a psychiatrist at the University of Cambridge in England who led the study, searched yesterday for the right word to describe what had happened to his colleagues.

We conclude that the genome duplication provided the means to improve signal transduction for enhanced perception of environmental signals.

This means that adolescents have brains wired for an enhanced perception of fear, and underdeveloped ability to calm or reason with themselves.

During such times, people may feel unfit to predict the consequences of their choices, and may seek the counsel of experts to reduce the enhanced perception of risk.

Perception training resulted in enhanced perception of direction but did not reduce the directional errors in putting.