Sentence examples for flexible perceived from inspiring English sources

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This multistable display illustrates how flexible perceived timing can be, and at the same time offers a paradigm to dissociate perceptual from stimulus-driven factors in crossmodal feature binding.

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It is this heterogeneity of potential users being able to provide detailed feedback on the flexible features that has helped to validate the perceived flexibility of AALFI.

Some perceived a flexible form of routine inquiry as an extra pressure given that it relies more on their interpersonal skills.

Although currently the average length of fallow periods and distance to plots have declined, the customary laws on land tenure are perceived as flexible and no appreciable conflicts with regard to land-tenure in NLC were recorded (Knoblauch 2006).

Rules were perceived as flexible and while on the one hand part of being a 'good nurse' was the ability to use one's judgement to workaround the rules for the benefit of the patient, to do so risked colleagues' perceptions that one was not a 'good nurse' [ 66].

Research from Catalyst showed no difference in the perceived importance of flexible work options between those with children and those without.

Some of the briefs again reminded Mr. Bush that the attack timing was flexible, and that, despite any perceived delay, the planned assault was on track.

Despite the fact that older workers are considered to be more reliable (McGregor and Gray 2002) and to have better business ethics, they are perceived as less flexible or adaptable, less productive and having higher salary expectations (Henkens and Schippers 2008).

This study aimed to assess the impact of two simple and flexible interventions on reducing postpartum perceived stress among first-time mothers in Beirut-Lebanon: (1) a postpartum support film and (2) a 24-hour telephone hotline service.

As histone methylation is commonly perceived as inducing flexible short-term gene silencing through regulation of numerous histone-modifying complexes, regulation of the chromatin structure varies depending on the availability of chromatin remodeling enzymes, including histone acetyltransferases, histone deacetylases, histone methyltransferases and histone demethylases.

However, the clinical enterprise at the NOC was perceived as less flexible and entrepreneurial than its academic enterprise, mainly because the NHS in general was thought to be too risk-averse, over-regulated, and focused on finances and immediate clinical impact: "It is very difficult to find anyone prepared to be responsible for a change in practice [in the NHS].

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