Sentence examples for given perceived from inspiring English sources
However, their use within social science research has been controversial given perceived methodological limitations of rigour and bias.
Within these model frameworks, full compliance with voluntary home quarantine recommendations is often assumed, perhaps erroneously given perceived inconvenience [ 12].
Given perceived time constraints in their practice, GPs felt they could allocate up to an average of 15.8 ± 14.3 minutes (median 10, range 1 - 60, n = 70) to address an information need.
This was perhaps because "given perceived higher risks in the region, investors chose only high-return projects".European expansionismHaving threatened not to vote through the treaties that will let ten new members join the European Union in 2004, the EU's parliament knuckled under, just in time for the signing ceremony planned for Athens on April 16th.
The1,000-strong group of activists launched what they called Operation Payback, vowing to give perceived anti-WikiLeaks firms a "black eye".
Protest as they might, critics like nothing more than giving perceived pretension a sound kicking, in the belief that it lends their own somewhat esoteric calling a grounded, street-fighting quality.
Given the perceived low status, high perceived risk of violence and increasing litigation, it is perhaps not surprising that job satisfaction is low and that the overwhelming majority of our sample (88%) do not want their children to be doctors.
"We're just not seeing many people queuing up to enter into the market, given the perceived barriers," Mr. Clark said.
Yet few investors are willing to buy bank shares, cheap as they may seem, given the perceived risks of a series of sovereign defaults in Europe.
Granted, the Ducks' victory was a blowout, but even the most casual listener of anti-B.C.S. ranting might have expected better for the Fiesta given the perceived mathematical slights to Oregon and Colorado.
Given his perceived weakness against the short ball it's slightly surprising that Finn hasn't had a spell at him, although I'm sure he will after tea.
