Sentence examples for improve the perceived from inspiring English sources

We realise there are still more things we can do to improve the perceived performance of our site and make visiting guardian.co.uk a little bit better each time.

The present paper focuses on the parametric analysis of a shoe sole to improve the perceived comfort.

The purpose of the dinner was to persuade us that we should support the government's campaign to improve the perceived status of teachers in society by introducing a storyline into the Street which presented a positive role model for teachers.

Rather than focusing on prohibiting monetary transactions, perhaps a more important lesson imparted by Sandel's examples is that we should work continuously to improve the perceived legitimacy of money's distribution.

This research sought to develop and evaluate countermeasures with the potential to improve the perceived comfort, confidence, and/or safety of seniors in using roundabouts.

Conclusion: Integration of the FPRS into the medical school curriculum may help to improve the perceived role of the specialty within the medical community.

The combined user evaluation, algorithmic improvements, and quantitative comparison method support our claim of having improved the perceived quality and understandability of AOI rendered on architecture diagrams.

Furthermore, a simple additional feed-back screen improves the perceived quality of the talking heads.

We present here a process of studying and improving the perceived quality of computer-drawn AOI.

"It improves the perceived quality of the business because there's been rather erratic earnings from distribution," said Richard Ratner, an analyst at Seymour Pierce Group.

After all, he says, every exchange, freely undertaken, must add value in some way, improving "the perceived well-being of both parties".