Rather, they seemed to be changing the way they spoke in order to make their voices fall in line with their self-perception and their inner monologues.
4 Knowing that individuals continue to engage in unhealthy behaviour despite knowing the risks and given that prevention, as opposed to cure, is the most effective way to deal with CHD, 1 5 it is of major interest to know how the general public perceive CHD risk factors and whether their perceptions are in line with their actual CHD risk.
There is evidence that younger females have increased their perception of risk (<50 years; P=0.04; MW) in line with their carrier status.
Crude applications of the psychiatric model of ME may have caused a lot of damage, but they are in line with common perceptions of ill-health.
Fortunately, the actuaries at the Social Security Administration, and now the analysts at CBO are producing results in line with the perceptions of the American people - that Social Security's benefits are modest and should be expanded.
We found that the perceptions of condom availability reported in the population-based surveys were in line with the perceptions expressed by focus group participants, i.e. the majority expressed that condoms were available in their district.
In line with the perceptions of the physicians in this survey, reduced recovery time (1st) and a congested match schedule (3rd) are supported risk factors for injury in top-level footballers.
That is the inevitable implication of Harvard's position, which would be in line with long-standing perceptions of Asians as indistinguishable from one another.
Hence, we are of the opinion that standardising chemical structures is crucial in order to provide consistent data for later modelling steps, in line with perceptions by others (such as the PubChem curators).
