Even though the perception in developed markets like ours is that smartphones are everywhere, the majority of the mobile market is still using basic handsets.
"Even bureaucrats have the perception of him as Superman".
We have a tendency to assume that certain characteristics imply other characteristics, even though our perception of the link between the two characteristics may be irrational or very weak.
"She was still a favorite even though her performance, or the perception of her performance, had tarnished her," said Donald Norris, a political science professor at the University of Maryland, Baltimore County.
Even though it is difficult to compare the perception of urban respondents with PHC services with that of rural residents, there are some factors that are common to both settings, such as perceived way of communication and perceived technical competency of health care providers.
Even though the latter effect (perception of movement when none occurs) hardly seems adaptive, it is brought about by mechanisms that are essential to ensure efficient everyday functioning of sensory systems.
But even though the air in Houston was changing the perception of children about the color of the sky and the experience of breathing, the testing program was not popular with motorists.
But Dave Kehr writes that even though Mr. Widmark couldn't completely shake the perception of him -- "morally flawed, unpredictably violent" -- that image gave him latitude to vacillate between heroes and heavies with relative ease.
Some blame the perception of rampant crime, even though crime is down.
The results also suggested that intense short-duration motor tasks, which may differentially target the back and its musculature, could leave the spine susceptible to increased risk of injury even though worker perceptions of general fatigue are low.
