Sentence examples for identifying perception from inspiring English sources

The finding that areas with a larger proportion of the population reporting poor health achieved higher uptake accords with individual-level studies identifying perception of good health and absence of symptoms as barriers to early detection (Ogedegbe et al, 2005) including uptake of FOBT (Ioannou et al, 2003).

In conclusion, if public health officials deem initiating prophylaxis programs necessary, conducting frequent follow-up surveys to measure adherence and identify obstacles to prophylaxis in a specific population will be important in identifying perception problems and maximizing the benefits of preventive therapy.

First, to investigate the overall buy-in among the general community of conditions and, second, to contextualize these findings by elaborating on local perspectives of conditions, identifying perceptions and pathways that contribute to a community acceptability of conditions.

To this end he identified perception, consciousness, and attention as all being different aspects of the one operation of sensation.

Not only does this exercise help identify perception gaps in company strengths/weaknesses between leaders, but it also helps identify an even bigger perception gap in nomenclature.

This is how much I liked Catherine Lacey's début novel, "Nobody Is Ever Missing": I read it over a summer weekend, mostly transfixed, earmarking nearly every other page to identify perceptions or turns of phrase I might wish to return to.

The objectives of this study were to identify: perceptions regarding underuse and characteristics of generic medicines; patients' attitudes towards drug substitution and pharmacists' attitudes towards substitution recommendation.

To identify perceptions of Lower Mississippi Delta (LMD) residents regarding factors that influence a change in healthful food consumption behavior to assist in planning sustainable nutrition interventions in the LMD.

This study identified perceptions of family meal benefits and family meal preplanning patterns among African Americans (AAs) living in health disparity zip codes in the Deep South.

These difficulties could explain the fact that, although 43% of mothers mentioned having a healthy diet, it was possible to identify perceptions not fully consistent with healthy eating patterns based on some of the mothers' statements (see Table 1).

This study was designed to assess developmental outcomes underserved youth report from their sports participation; identify perceptions of the sports climate their coaches create; and, measure the relationships between participants reported gains and perceptions of the psychosocial sports climate.