Sentence examples for is perceived lower from inspiring English sources

Thus, risk relating to owning and running a business is perceived lower in comparison with developed countries, where being an employee provides far more benefits and security.

In the general population, HRQOL is perceived lower in women than in men [ 19], and this observation has been extended to renal transplant patients [ 10, 14], while the results from dialysis patients are less consistent [ 20, 21].

In the present study, PCS was perceived lower in patients who had been transplanted for more than three years compared to those with shorter time, but no such difference was found for the kidney-specific items.

The sector is perceived as lower risk, and popular with investors in uncertain times.

General Rochelle acknowledged that the impropriety figures "may be a reflection of some of the pressure that is perceived at the lower levels". He also said that the increase could partly be explained by improvements in tracking violations.

For Signal-3 especially, the quality of the 5 kbps coded signal is perceived to be lower than the other three coded signals, but still remains acceptable.

SME lending is a given in most Western countries, but the challenges are more acute in emerging markets where there's a lack of data on customers and banks tend to prioritize larger, more established clientele where the risk is perceived to be lower.

Transfusions may need to be continued indefinitely, or may be stopped after some period of time when the risk of stroke is perceived to be lower [ 24].

In aquaculture, the value of individual animals is perceived to be lower than in many terrestrial livestock species, so systems to assign parentage may be even more sensitive to the price of assays.

In general, it is perceived that the lower lignin content a plant biomass has, the higher the bioavailability of the substrate for bioethanol generation.

Nevertheless, the overall security risks to aid workers is perceived to be much lower after the introduction of humanitarian technologies than before in many contexts, because security information is more easily collected and disseminated and staff are less exposed.