Sentence examples for inclusion of perceptions from inspiring English sources
In our view, the inclusion of perceptions and opinions of the population at risk reflects valuable information to complete the picture of climate change related challenges.
The inclusion of perceptions about oral health and related quality of life is a strength of our study as it gives a more comprehensive picture of oral health and its impacts on this vulnerable population.
The inclusion of the perceptions of both males and females has also added a new dimension to the existing literature as there is less information regarding gender in relation to climate change, especially in developing countries [ 16, 17].
a) Inclusion of lay perceptions on causes and treatment of mental illness It was necessary to find out what the participants perceived to be the cause and treatment of the mental illness as this often influenced patients' help-seeking behaviour [ 15, 16].
This is further reinforced by Lindell and Perry's (2012) inclusion of protective responsibility perceptions within the social stakeholder perceptions component of PADM in a recent modification of the model.
This study provides preliminary evidence for increasing quality of life, level of social inclusion, and perceptions of recovery for people with severe mental illness and complex needs.
Inclusion of more subjective perceptions of the problem as well as livelihood capacities and strategies in the measurement of food insecurity at the household level was suggested by Maxwell, 1996 (cited in Maxwell et al. (1999).
However, students rated other aspects of the feedback lower including the inclusion of their own perceptions and limiting the feedback to 1 or 2 items only.
Individual-level measures included quality of life, social inclusion, and perceptions of recovery.
Barry et al. [ 14] and Tein et al. [ 15] therefore suggest not denying the inclusion of children's perception of parenting in examining effects of parenting.
