But only for a female candidate is this perceived as a negative -- although its absence would be equally perceived as a lack of assertiveness, an inability to play the game, an unfitness for office.
Lack of human resources and lack of space were equally perceived as the greatest barriers to participation in Arab countries.
In a study assessing which formats are most accurately perceived by patients, Feldman-Stewart et al [ 7] reported that, for making a choice, systematic ovals, bars (horizontal or vertical), and numbers were equally well perceived, whereas for estimating magnitude of risk, numbers led to the most accurate estimates.
"The amount of legacy stuff in that industry is staggering; the amount of change in new technology is equally staggering, so it was perceived as too difficult.
It is equally surprising that someone who perceived his candidate as having enormous weaknesses in caucuses would have steered the campaign directly into the Iowa caucus.
This is, however, not equally perceived throughout the globe, and there is indeed a remarkable diversity in grain legumes' production trends across the world (Table 3).
Further, it needs to be recognised that not everyone within a community is equally affected and groups of residents might perceive the community's response differently.
Second, how the individual perceives his or her oral health is equally important.
The Georgian opposition is equally wise to pledge that he will retire with respect so his forced exit is perceived as a legitimate transfer of power.
"Treatment" is equally primitive.
