Sentence examples for improve perceived from inspiring English sources
The empirical findings show that design innovation helps improve perceived value, which also leads to greater purchase intention.
An interactive laboratory experience was designed to improve perceived student knowledge and confidence when recommending and educating patients about home testing products.
We present two different approaches that can be used to realize our proposed architecture, both of which have been shown to vastly improve perceived user QoS by several orders of magnitude.
Social interventions to improve perceived safety and physical interventions involving redesign of the built environment to improve actual safety may help to ease parental restriction of their children's active transport and physical activity in their neighbourhood.
Weight Management Counseling in Medical Schools: A Randomized Controlled Trial (MSWeight) is designed to determine if a multi-modal theoretically-guided WMC educational intervention improves observed counseling skills and secondarily improve perceived skills and self-efficacy among medical students compared to traditional education (TE).
One should use concrete descriptions if one wishes to de-essentialize mental illness or improve perceived prognosis and abstract descriptions if one wishes to reduce blame for the symptoms.
There was also weak evidence that cryotherapy reduced opioid consumption, but no evidence that it improves perceived pain.
To assess if participation by patients in a head and neck cancer support group improves perceived quality of life (QOL).
The first process shows that program loyalty improves perceived functional value of the brand, leading to company loyalty.
The design of harvest shapes to look more irregular, rather than geometric, only improved perceived scenic beauty slightly and only at very low retention levels.
Promising new forms of social support: group consultations (better HbA1c and lifestyle), Internet or telephone-based peer support (improved perceived support, increased physical activity, respectively), and social support groups (improved knowledge and psychosocial functioning).
