Sentence examples for loss perceived from inspiring English sources

Loss, perceived or real, may lead to depression and hopelessness.

This heavy bleeding was characterized as blood loss perceived as more than normal menstrual bleeding that was not continuous and without having any clots.

Severity of exposure to disasters, i.e. magnitude of the event, proximity to the epicentre, losses, perceived threat, are the most evident risk factors for children mental health.

If a patient told she has a genetic predisposition to obesity responds by suffering a loss of perceived control over weight loss, TPB suggests that a decrease in intentions to change behavior is likely to result (Ajzen 1991).

In the U.S., the print media is undergoing a comparable loss of perceived authority.

Concern for economic loss was perceived as the strongest motivation for physician's strike.

The time immediately after the detection of childhood hearing loss is perceived as stressful.

Keys has obviously been little more than a highly paid spokesperson for the company, despite the seemingly meaty title, and coming off a quarter where it posted a $4.4 billion loss, even perceived waste isn't something they want kicking around.

The decreased degradation efficiency of RhB (MB) over bare ACR was about 25.74% (43.22%) after four times cycles, while insignificant loss was perceived over GO/ACR/CN.

In particular, it is possible that patients will interpret a very elevated genetic risk deterministically, and that this will lead to a loss of perceived control and an increase in fatalism.

Frustration over the loss of perceived job status of managerial jobs was rampant.