Sentence examples for in some perceptions from inspiring English sources

All these factors could be identified among the physicians in our study, but were here more in the foreground in some perceptions and more in the background in others.

In contrast to some perceptions, our analysis suggested that most cancer cell lines are representative of their original tumor types.

Each student comes in with some perception of what being is, and they each leave better able to articulate their individual answer to the question of what is being, and a much stronger sense of what that question means.

Clark conceded that there were "some perceptions in India that the obstacles to getting to study here were too great".

This evidence contrasts with some perceptions in the media during that period that certain large companies lowered wages to protect jobs.

In some cases, perceptions of evidence were broad and in others it was linked synonymously with research, albeit with less certainty about the meaning of the word 'evidence'evidence

Most of those living in non-slum areas and more than half living in slum areas had some perception of changes in climate and of the effect on health.

"The government is stuck in some Thatcherite perception of the trade union movement: stuck in the 1980s.

The visual distortion experiences we encounter in visual illusions give clues as to some of the biological characteristics of our visual processing that result in some erroneous perception.

In fact, in some ways your perceptions of the world are going to be totally distorted by your beliefs and your group memberships.

Either way, you can be sure that behaviour now several years old will continue to cast a long shadow.In some ways, the perceptions are harsh.