Sentence examples similar to imperfectly perceived from inspiring English sources

Historical documents for the region are chiefly of European origin and are therefore the products of people who may not accurately have depicted cultures different from their own cultures they perceived and understood only imperfectly.

Because adolescent reports of peer drinking may include bias [ 19], as their accounts may measure imperfectly peer's actual use and reflect their own use [ 49], it is possible that the genetic influences on perceived peer use may index genetic influences on the adolescent's reporting, and this needs to be taken into account when interpreting our findings.

For perceived advantage?

"Swaps are perceived as riskless.

Or, more accurately, perceived pressure.

"It will be well perceived".

That, and a perceived benefit.

Or perceived.

And not just perceived change".

Indeed perceived age.

This is perceived as reassuring.