Sentence examples for introduced perception from inspiring English sources

This could have introduced perception bias into this study.

The focus on the views of doctors who had a lead involvement in introducing AA may have introduced perceptions more favourable than otherwise.

Constraints by the tissue user community outside of the CHTN in defining standards for disease and anatomic site classification and terminology have made it more difficult for the non-medical staff to use the system, and have also introduced a perception of loss of ownership of terminology.

The third model introduced self-perceptions of aging into the equation: This set of indicators explained an additional 7.4% of the variance in functional disability (F (13,1949) = 81.330, p <.0001).

The investigator introduced each pitch perception test, played each kind of trial, and demonstrated the expected responses.

Depicting both hope and despair, the short film not only introduces local perceptions and realities to outsiders, but - as with any good community development work - the process itself, of creating the video, also was a valuable exercise in giving local people more voice, in increasing their involvement in development and contributing to decision-making processes.

A prime aim of humanitarian operations should be to identify patterns of social resilience and vulnerability and reinforce local capacities rather than introduce foreign perceptions and foreign responses [ 19].

A neurocomputational model of speech production and perception is introduced which is organized with respect to human neural processes of speech production and perception.

A biologically inspired, bottom-up architecture is introduced to facilitate visual perception and cognitive robotics research.

He introduced no theory of perception nor did he address the possible contamination of sense experience by preconceived notions.

The image enhancement technique, adaptive tone mapping, is introduced to improve the perception quality in the next section.