Sentence examples similar to mandatory perception from inspiring English sources

In this sense, a phenomenology of listening, delving deeply into the philosophical and psychological aspects of sound perception is mandatory in order to clearly understand the specific features of "auditory events" with respect to other perceptual modalities.

This study sought to explore women's perception of mandatory screening for syphilis and voluntary screening of cervical cancer in Nyanza, Kenya with an aim to identify evolving ethical issues.

LACES' administrators thought making one AP class mandatory might remove some perceptions associated with AP classes -- that they're too difficult for some students, or meant for certain populations.

A significant inhibitor of clinical care provider participation is mandatory participation due to the perception that they would be forced to participate in research that was not relevant to their care or practice or research interests [ 20].

"Issues about retirement, mandatory or not, coupled with perceptions of ageism, are in a state of evolution that will likely unfold over the next decades," Pizzo said.

The objective was to use the mandatory Thoracic Surgery Residents Association and Thoracic Surgery Directors Association In-Training Examination survey to compare perceptions of residents graduating from 2Y vs 3Y cardiothoracic programs.

Various strands of indirect realism in perception would make this view mandatory.

Other less positive perceptions were also linked with mandatory service obligations.

These results indicate a surprising level of orthographic involvement in speech perception, and provide clear evidence for mandatory orthographic activation during spoken word recognition.

The overrepresentation of farms located in the mandatory vaccination area probably reflects that the risk perception of the farmers played a role.

In addition, we assessed perceptions and beliefs about possible Ebola-related policies, such as mandatory quarantine and travel bans.