Sentence examples for key perceptions from inspiring English sources

Initial theme construction guided two further re-readings of all responses, with reflection and revision following each reading until the final thematic coding scheme suitably reflected participants' key perceptions, with great care taken to avoid introducing researcher bias (Marshall & Rossman, 1999).

This tension over timing of sex between parents and adolescents seems aggravated by two key perceptions.

The key perceptions of persons with mental illness are that they are dangerous, unpredictable, are difficult to talk with, have only themselves to blame, are able to pull themselves together, have a poor outcome and don't respond very much to treatment according to this review.

A key perception of "The Liberal Imagination" is that most human beings are not ideologues.

But in starting online software businesses based on the idea of connecting people, they had arrived at a key perception about the Internet.

This last bit was the key perception that the pantheon's attendant incense burners later managed to obscure with wreaths of perfumed smoke, but before we get to that, let's be sure of just how good Ferguson was.

The results point to slipperiness as the key perception dimension for textures below 100 μm and roughness above 100 μm.

"What happens to the labor market is key to perceptions about the sustainability of the recovery".

This study aimed to explore key stakeholders' perceptions of patient reporting in four EU countries.

Key informants' perceptions of nutrition and health needs in their southern rural communities were assessed prior to nutrition intervention planning.

This study provides a method for detecting key stakeholders' perceptions of implementing internationalization policies in higher education institutions.