Sentence examples for measures the perceived from inspiring English sources

The index measures the perceived level of public-sector corruption in 180 countries and territories around the world.

Transparency International's annual Corruption Perceptions Index, published on December 1st, measures the perceived levels of public-sector graft by aggregating independent surveys from across the globe.

China, Turkey and Angola – whose GDPs all grew by more than 4% last year – fell furthest in Transparency International's 2014 corruption perception index, which measures the perceived levels of public-sector corruption worldwide.

The Security Scale measures the perceived security of attachment relationships but not attachment style and the SAFA test is a screening instrument rather than a diagnostic instrument.

The TSK has been little used in the assessment of HA treatment efficacy and measures the perceived threat of movement and expected pain in injured patients.

Government effectiveness measures the perceived quality of public services, quality of civil service, and the degree to which it is independent from political manipulation, the quality of policy formulation and implementation, and the perceived credibility of the government to commit to said policies.

In a first test we measured the perceived audiovisual synchrony resulting from different synthesis strategies.

Here we created a questionnaire to measure the perceived effectiveness of brain-training software.

On the fifth day, the participants answered the SUS to measure the perceived usability of the applications.

"Learning to operate technology x would be easy for me" (to measure the perceived ease of use).

This paper aims to measure the perceived container leasing prices at different ports by presenting a two-stage optimization method.