Sentence examples for i perceptions from inspiring English sources
Secondary outcomes included (i) perceptions of physical health and yoga teaching and (ii) focusing/relaxation.
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.
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.
Is perception shaped by cultural forces, or is it the product of something innate?
Major emergent themes were (i) general perceptions, (ii) comprehensiveness, (iii) content, (iv) wording and (v) features.
I think perception is very, very important.
"I think perception-wise this has been difficult and really negative, but legally it's not".
"I think perception is a problem.
I find perception and discrimination due to race fascinating.
Experience is constituted by the subjective, emotional "I" while perception is the basis of coherence and the definitory "Me" [ 2].
