Sentence examples for in general perceptions from inspiring English sources

The upgrade was so sharp it caused a certain amount of whiplash in general perceptions and a spreading presumption that the deal would done.

In general, perceptions vary substantially between ICU physicians and LABs (Table  3).

The questionnaire included items about job satisfaction in general, perceptions about patients' health seeking behaviours and experience of patient aggression.

Though we expected that Whites would perceive and experience more overuse, multivariate results indicated no race differences in general perceptions of overuse, with only Hispanics reporting fewer personal experiences of overuse than Whites.

Although verbal autopsy has been successful in detecting HIV/AIDS deaths (35– 37), comparability of results generated by physicians may not be consistent due to their changes in general perception of local AIDS epidemic.

In general, perception consists in a sequence of acts that build up on one another to achieve unity of form.

We trained first year medical students in general perception skills using a range of perception and self-awareness exercises and various contact situations with patients.

Thus, self-perceived risk of falling, self-perceived risk of harm, perception of effectiveness of this intervention in general, perception of personal effectiveness of this intervention, confidence in ability to follow the recommendations of a falls assessment, and whether the participant considered this intervention to be a social norm were the indicator variables that commenced in the model.

The largest representatives of all other dinosaur lineages, despite being very big in general perception, rarely exceeded the 10 t threshold and thus actually are in the size range of very large terrestrial mammals such as the fossil indricotheres (Fortelius & Kappelman, 1993) and extant and fossil elephants (Fig. 2).

Physicians differed in their general perceptions regarding believability.

It is hoped that extending the new child justice model to the rest of DR Congo will eventually herald a change in the general perception in the status of children like Florent from 'subjects' to rights-holders in the Congolese Constitution.