Sentence examples for in relation to the perception from inspiring English sources

Data was then coded in relation to the perception of privacy and views on regulation.

In contrast to the findings of Lingard et al, [ 26, 27] the nurses in this study strongly suggested that there was confusion in relation to the perception of technical aspects of roles (as well as non-technical aspects).

It is known that the recognition and identification of acoustic patterns, assessed by the temporal ordering tasks, involve a variety of cognitive and perceptual processes, and the temporal ordering is an ability that also plays a fundamental role for the correct speech perception, especially in relation to the perception of suprasegmental aspects of speech [ 55].

First, to our knowledge this is the first time that sensory attenuation is examined in relation to the perception of sensations generated by actively touching another person versus the self, as opposed to active self-touch being compared to passive touch by another person, or a robot.

Several recent studies in infants have reported activity in the posterior temporal region of the cortex in relation to the perception of human actions, including communicative eye gaze shifts, mouth movements, and actions of the hand (Grossmann et al. 2008; Lloyd-Fox et al. 2009, 2011; Ichikawa et al. 2010).

There are also differences in relation to the perceptions of new drug effectiveness.

The results obtained were: In relation to the students' perception about the reuse in the elaboration of RDs: 54% of the groups noted that it is possible to completely use patterns and reuse requirements in the elaboration of RDs and 38% mentioned that the reuse is partial.

In relation to the students' perception about the reuse in the elaboration of RDs: 46% of the groups noted that it is possible to completely use patterns and reuse requirements in the elaboration of RDs and 26% mentioned that the reuse is partial.

Six themes were identified in relation to the participants' perceptions of vaccinating their daughters.

Since current 16 year olds can reflect back on the period of the past year of the campaign (ie. when they were 15), this difference between the samples in terms of age groups was not expected to pose a problem in relation to the reported perceptions and other responses to the campaign.

Second, we performed bi-variate and multicollinearity analyses to examine the correlations between level of integration and perceptions, level of integration and well-being, and the perception variables among themselves and in relation to the variables of perception and of well-being.