Sentence examples for i perception from inspiring English sources
Social resilience to policy change is examined by assessing a fisher's (i) perception of risk associated with change, (ii) ability to plan, learn and reorganise, (iii) ability to cope, and (iv) level of interest in change.
Session I: Perception and clinical aspects of SAH To raise awareness among the participants about the influence of psychological aspects on health behavior and to increase their knowledge about hypertension, promoting greater self-management in relation to the illness.
(a 1, a 2, ⋯, a j, ⋯ a m × n ) need to be monitored or sensed in target monitoring area A; suppose a j is s i perception then d( a j, s i ) ≤ r; an arbitrary point of monitoring area A is at least perceived by a sensor node.
The number of explored items is 43 divided into three categories: i) perception of risk of infection in the dental office ii) general prevention of healthcare associated infections in dental care iii) accidental exposure to blood.
Evaluation criteria included i) perception of the quality of sleep at the end of treatment using the LSEQ questionnaire, ii) sleep efficiency measured by one-week actigraphic movement measurement performed before and during the treatment in a subsample of subjects, iii) night melatonin and 6 sulfatoxymelatonin (aMT6S) urine rates in a subsample of subjects.
Secondary outcomes included (i) perceptions of physical health and yoga teaching and (ii) focusing/relaxation.
Further analysis revealed that BSRS-5 was negatively correlated with factor I "perceptions of teaching" in the PGY1 group alone and with factor II "perceptions of workload" in all three groups.
After linking the emerging concepts and the 5As access to care dimensions, the following themes emerged: (i) perceptions of the chronicity of diabetes and of the acceptability of medications, (ii) affordability, (iii) accessibility, and (iv) availability and accommodation.
The shot was taken by vision scientist Thomas Carlson on a visit to the Himalayas – and he was so intrigued by the effect that he and his colleague Susan Wardle wrote a research paper for the journal i-Perception about why it happens.
"I think perception is a problem.
