Sentence examples for explicitly perceived from inspiring English sources

It should be noted that the interviews indicated that none of the individuals explicitly perceived BIM as a strategic issue.

Importantly, although violence resulted in children's dependence on others to a certain extent, e.g. Isabella noted, "Every child here has a sponsor, we have sponsors who provide money for activities and exam", most pupils explicitly perceived this dependency as a necessity for the present but not a future option.

Croon and Langius [ 26] demonstrated that these two dimensions are also explicitly perceived by claimants, who distinguish (1) a dimension focussing on the actual provision of information to them during the communication; and (2) a dimension focussing on the inter-personal communication and negotiation during the assessment interview.

These findings suggest that metaphors can influence how people conceptualize and in turn approach solving an important social issue, even if people don't explicitly perceive the metaphor as being especially influential.

Instruction differences would also explain why early auditory processing did not appear to be affected in Drolet et al. (2011), since participants were tasked with explicitly perceiving and categorizing stimuli as either authentic or play-acted.

Thus, apparently, children with ADHD do not explicitly perceive an acute emotional stressor, but rather respond to it on a physiological level, whereas control children do show an explicit reaction to the priming condition (see table 3), but this is not reflected in a physiological response.

Some scholars also explicitly incorporated perceived risk into the studies on blood donation decision.

This is particularly important when dealing with 0D formats as these explicitly encode the perceived stereochemistry.

A facet of the story not explicitly indicated but perceived by many readers is that there is no Mr. Hyde.

Environmental factors focus explicitly upon the perceived risks that hydraulic fracturing activities pose to human and environmental health.

In TD, the sniff response was a strong predictor of perceived explicitly reported pleasantness (r = 0.74, p < 0.001; Figure 2D, green).