Sentence examples for expert perceptions from inspiring English sources

Comparing Public and Expert Perceptions". HKS Faculty Research Working Paper Series RWP12-010, March 2012.

Sovacool, B. K., Kester, J., Zarazua de Rubens, G. & Noel ,L. Expert perceptions of low-carbon transitions: Investigating the challenges of electricity decarbonisation in the Nordic region.

If one analyzes respondents' reports of their own experience rather than expert perceptions, most of the neat results about corruption's causes disappear.

Transparency International's Corruption Perceptions Index, which ranks nations according to expert perceptions of public-sector corruption, assigns each country a score between 100 (very clean) and 0 (very corrupt).

Dani Kaufmann, at the World Bank, notes an explosion of indicators of good government, most based on business surveys or expert perceptions, that offer measures of accountability, bureaucratic competence, the rule of law, and so on.

The illustrative example assesses the impact of air pollution abatement policies according to expert perceptions using proactive scenarios; the results revealed that, despite some positive changes, air protection activities are missing an overall strategic vision.

Such expert perception means that the technology can do what many people can't, he said.

We report on a trial, undertaken in the 2003 fruiting season, which was designed to measure the various sources of expert perception error in order to help devise an optimal strategy for postharvest fruit quality assessment.

In these manual practices, engaging tools effectively coevolves with developing expert perception both of the tools themselves and the domain they are applied to and generate (Goodwin, 1994; Vérillon & Rabardel, 1995).

Many corruption indicators are rankings, based on investors' and experts' perceptions.

However, surveys examining the non-experts' perceptions and attitudes on built heritage are very scarce.