Sentence examples for fair perceived from inspiring English sources

Poor or fair perceived health was considered as a deficit.

In a previous Dutch study, 54% of the population reported fear of falling, 38% reported related avoidance behaviour, and 48% reported poor or fair perceived general health [ 8].

The prevalence of depression was 1.7 for those with excellent, good or fair perceived health status versus 5.3 for those with poor and very poor perceived health status.

Additionally in bivariate analyses, regular texting was less common among those who reported poor or fair perceived health, those with at least one NCD, and those with longer travel times to the clinic (Table  2).

Paul Hancock, a lawyer for the state's Democratic attorney general, Robert A. Butterworth, was frank in urging the court to use "the full reach of its authority to establish procedures that ensure that this results in a process that, first of all, is fair, that is perceived as fair to the world and in fact is fair, that it counts the votes of all people who attempted to exercise that vote".

"Not only be total fair, but be perceived as totally fair".

Both RBS and Lloyds said today that directors who are dismissed will receive "a severance package which is reasonable and perceived as fair".

Given the fair concordance of perceived distances across tasks, we wonder whether the physicochemical properties of the odors might be a determinant for these perceived distances.

Having oral pain, fair or poor perceived mouth health and dissatisfaction with teeth or dentures also caused community residents to report impacts.

For patients who perceived fair empathy by the provider, its effect on their satisfaction score was nil (unstandardized B coefficient = 0).

Those with fair or poor perceived mouth health were nearly 10 times more likely to report impacts 'fairly often' or 'very often'.