Sentence examples for increasing perception of from inspiring English sources
Anterior insula activation was inversely related such that anterior insula activity increased with the subject's increasing control (and increasing perception of control) over the hand (Farrer et al. 2003).
One reflection of this awareness was the increasing perception of national decline, relative to the increasing strength of other European countries and the United States.
The increasing perception of oil dependency as a structural problem of the economy has recently led the international community to support efforts for an inclusive diversification of the economy (IMF 2015).
With the increasing perception of bats as ecosystem service providers in agroecosystems (Boyles et al. 2011; Kunz et al. 2011), researchers started to investigate a range of different spatiotemporal effects on bat activity in agricultural landscapes.
The increasing perception of consumers of the environmental effects of organic agriculture and health benefits of organic vegetables correctly, with their increasing household income, is consistent with the findings of Altarawneh (2013), Briz and Ward (2009), and Haghiri et al. (2009).
Recent lab and field research in consumer psychology and behavioral economics offer promising solutions that responsible restaurants can use to profitably guide their customers to healthier decisions by using the three-step menu engineering process of (1) shifting attention, (2) enhancing taste expectations, and (3) increasing perception of value.
And by increasing perceptions of shortages, the restrictions have led to hoarding around the world, by farmers, traders and consumers.
And the researchers warn of a "significant trend of increasing asthma incidence with increasing perceptions of job insecurity".
The 6500 K lamp was effective at increasing perceptions of brightness in offices with the lower ambient light level.
The importance of increasing perceptions of value of education amongst all families is also highlighted in the two Plans.
The intervention focuses on encouraging supportive attitudes and beliefs toward sun-protective behaviour, fostering perceptions of normative support for sun protection, and increasing perceptions of control/self-efficacy over sun protection.
