Sentence examples for measures perceived from inspiring English sources

The index, which measures perceived levels of corruption, focuses on the misuse of public office for private gain.

HONG KONG — Democracy advocates suffered a long series of defeats in neighborhood council elections here on Sunday, as pro-Beijing politicians successfully tapped anti-immigrant sentiment as well as public hostility toward environmental measures perceived as harming employment and increasing the government's construction costs.

In terms of users' perceived negative utility, the original valence framework measures perceived risk.

SGRQ is a self-administered questionnaire that measures perceived quality of life and impairments in health due to respiratory disease.

Hence, we are confident that our dependent variable measures perceived accessibility of childcare taking into account its four dimensions.

Figure 2 Protective strategies actually implemented against the 2009/10 dzud (dark grey) and measures perceived necessary (light grey) by 50 interviewed herder households in the Mongolian Altai.

Twenty male subjects participated in the experiment designed to measure perceived joint discomforts.

As per Table 1, respondents scored on average 104.46 on the scale measuring perceived seriousness of academic dishonesty.

Having the possibility to measure perceived accessibility using the EQLS data is already a big step forward.

We measured perceived utility and emotion twice once after participants' purchase decisions and again after the package-opening process.

To explore these issues a study was designed to measure perceived industry competitive intensity, market learning and marketing capabilities.