Sentence examples for measuring perceptions from inspiring English sources

Besides measuring perceptions, Transparency International also polls populations on whether they have paid a bribe to a public official in the previous year.

A recent survey by the influential publication Consumer Reports, measuring perceptions about automakers, shows that the recalls significantly dented Toyota's previously sparkling reputation.

A recent survey by the publication Consumer Reports measuring perceptions about automakers showed that the recalls had significantly affected Toyota's reputation for quality.

An annual BBC World Service poll measuring perceptions of different countries' influence on the world consistently ranks Japan highly, finding that Japan is seen as having a positive impact on the world.

A quantitative empirical online study examined a set of 16 security hazards on the Internet and two comparisons in 436 UK- and US students, measuring perceptions of risk and other risk dimensions.

Scales measuring perceptions of organizational support, supervisor support for health, workmates support for health and SCB were found to have good psychometric properties and were used as the basis for further analysis.

Items measuring perception of risk and seriousness were assessed on a five point Likert-type scale.

That study measured perceptions of media bias relating to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.

The digital revolution extends the range of these tools and makes it possible to measure perceptions very quickly.

The index measures perceptions and right now the usually pristine Canada is looking rather dirty.

The survey, conducted in 40 countries and taking in the views of more than 45,000 respondents, attempts to measure perceptions of global threats.