Sentence examples for long-term perception from inspiring English sources

Product advertising alone is short term and doesn't help the long-term perception of the brand".

The campaign is around a long-term perception change and this will not happen overnight, although we have made a significant start".

We have developed a dual-component cochlear implant coating to improve both the electrical function of the implant and the biological stability of the inner ear, thereby facilitating the long-term perception of sound through a cochlear implant.

With respect to long-term perceptions only the GOS correlated with an increased injury severity in the presented study.

Result disclosure increased carriers' short-term high breast/ovarian cancer risk perceptions (P⩽0.02) and decreased non-carriers' short- and long-term perceptions (P<0.001).

Violence in China's hospitals has decreased the morale of healthcare workers, and has affected more long-term perceptions of the profession.

In addition, two items were included on the one year follow up questionnaire to explore students' long-term perceptions of the encounter.

Importantly, this affective manner of the informer has been causally linked to parents' long-term perceptions of their child [ 5, 21, 27] and satisfaction with the process of telling [ 5, 27, 28].

We found that our results are in good agreement with long term perceptions of auto companies under normal working conditions.

Specifically, 60.8% of the interviewees showed low risk perception and low awareness (cluster 1); 24.4% had high risk perception and low awareness (cluster 2), while the remaining 14.8% presented high long-term risk perception and high awareness (cluster 3).

"We're looking for a long-term brand perception and a long-term belief," Ms. Tiedt said.