Sentence examples for limited perceived from inspiring English sources
Barriers that hindered resource-use included limited time, limited perceived need, and limited access to, or familiarity with the resources.
On the contrary, the afore-mentioned benefit is limited perceived by the inexperienced rider probably due to the sense of responsibility towards the pillion (Fig. 11).
Resistance to reporting is often attributed to clinicians' lack of confidence in how reported information will be used, as is limited perceived relevance of a single clinician's contribution [ 23] and a perception that reporting diseases is a useless endeavour [ 26].
Reflecting extant primary care research [ 84- 88], these include limited time – largely due to workload and competing professional development priorities; limited perceived need – particularly among PNs who suggested there was limited relevance to their current role; as well as limited access to, or familiarity with the resource.
The latter is caused by the limited perceived strategic value of the researched projects, because of their public private partnership (PPP) finance structure.
(Doctor 1) Consultant Trainers' accounts show limited perceived benefit of teaching and supervision for their educational and professional development and variation in perceptions of their supervisory role.
In November 2011, they managed to double state royalties on copper to 6%, fulfilling pre-election pledges to limit perceived Chinese imperiousness in the process.
The whole saga of using social interventions to limit perceived inappropriate use of emergency departments begs the question whether there is any need at all to control the case mix of EDs in a community.
The penetration of this testing in medical practice may be limited by perceived operational and financial barriers.
On the one hand, tax cuts having been limited and perceived as transitory, and this has encouraged people to save, not spend, them.
Previous examination of contextual factors has been limited to perceived obstacles in the physical environment [ 11] and social support [ 11, 13, 14].
