Sentence examples for likely perceived as from inspiring English sources

Angry expressions on the other hand, are likely perceived as more complex than other emotions [ 29] and hence took the longest to discriminate and were misclassified most often by adolescents, while neutral expressions might have been emotionally ambiguous.

Titration of haemodynamic interventions such as vasoactive therapy using a fixed blood pressure target is straightforward to apply at the bedside and likely perceived as rewarding to the staff.

Both the 1 channel and 4 channel rotated conditions are unintelligible but, because of their preserved rhythmic properties (and the experimental context), were likely perceived as speech or speech-like by listeners.

Risk behaviors are not likely perceived as the same for each person [ 24] or for each sexual relationship.

We asked women about the total number of children they wished to have and desired use of contraceptives, though these were likely perceived as abstract questions given how little control women have over their own fertility.

Although we acknowledge that this is likely perceived as a limitation to generalizing our results to all universities, there are students in this cohort who have no prior research experience and a weak biology background.

Compare this to a person with one Irish parent and one Kenyan parent, who might also have choices regarding ethnic identity but whom American society will most likely perceive as black.

At the heart of the present study is a basic decision: would the Oasis Line likely be perceived as successful enough that it would not damage the chances for further rail transit in the Greater Cincinnati area?

Women candidates are more likely to be perceived as liberal.

The campaign against the extradition was likely perceived by the Embassy as confirmation of Coke's dangerously high standing with the Jamaican government.

TwitGoo's other advantage is that it will likely be perceived as more friendly to brands than startup services like TwitPic.